Field Dependency Definition

• Field dependency refers to a scenario where the displayed values of a multi-select/single-select field depend on the value of another single-select field.
• Use case: For the Account object, there is a Customer Tier single-select field with options like Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3, and a Customer Assets single-select field with options like <$100K, $100K–$1M, and >$1M. If you want to hide the “<$100K” option in Customer Assets when “Tier 1” is selected during data entry, you need to configure field dependency here.

Configuring Field Dependency

• Usage: First, define all available options for the primary and secondary fields. Then, establish the dependency relationship between the two fields in the field dependency settings.

Note: 1. The parent field must be a single-select field, while the child field can be either a single-select or multi-select field. 2. Up to 10 levels of dependency can be configured. 3. If the child field is mandatory and has only one option, the system will auto-fill by default, selecting that option automatically.

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