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How can I use Accounts object's data type address.
In Application sale, I found Accounts has a data type address.
In my application I also needs a field like that.
But I have no idea how it comes.
Any one know about that?
thank you for you help!
In my application I also needs a field like that.
But I have no idea how it comes.
Any one know about that?
thank you for you help!
BillingCity
BillingCountry
BillingPostalCode
BillingState
BillingStreet
ShippingCity
ShippingCountry
ShippingPostalCode
ShippingState
ShippingStreet
You can view fields of any object using tools such as Force.com schema explorer, dataloader, excel connector
Understood.
But how to make a 「account address fields」?
I still can't make it in my application.
If you want to create a set of custom address fields you'll have to use the available types e.g. Text and Picklist
Yes, my appli is a salesforce.com appli.
Then how to create a set of custom address fields?
I mean how those fields become to a data type address?
Sorry,I'm new in salesforce.com
and I'm at Japan so the reply looks very slow.
Thanks.
Message Edited by colorBoy on 10-07-2008 06:03 PM
To create custom fields you need to sign into salesforce and go to
1) Setup (top right link)
2) App Setup section
3) Expand the customize section
4) Expand the accounts section
5) Click on Fields
6) Scroll down and click the new button
7) From here you can use the wizard to create the field
Now I found what is the problem.
In the New Custom Field list ,these is no address option.
I'v got two developer account. None of them can see a address field.
Maybe I need a higher user account? like a Enterprise user?
However thanks again!
You can use the available types to create multiple fields that make up an address.
I'll dig it.
thanks a lot, devNut! .
It's too hard.
So obviously your "Address" field may be names something different, but it contains the Street number and address. (free text field obviously)
wups... that is to say:
I created a workflow rule with this formula that runs each time the record is saved, edited, or created.