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shankar anand
Hiding the standard 'Name' field from related list
Hi,
I wanted to hide the standard 'Name' column from the related list of parent object. But after doing so I cannot navigate to the child detail page from the related list as the 'Name' field contains the link for navigation and when it's hidden, navigation is also gone.
Can we put the link on another column or any other workaround? Kindly help
I wanted to hide the standard 'Name' column from the related list of parent object. But after doing so I cannot navigate to the child detail page from the related list as the 'Name' field contains the link for navigation and when it's hidden, navigation is also gone.
Can we put the link on another column or any other workaround? Kindly help
use below formula to create hyperlink
HYPERLINK( "/"+Id, 'redirect')
you can give any name to this field, I haev given redirect..so it will show redirect as hyprlink...
use this formula field in related list instead of Name..
P.S. If my answer helps you to solve your problem please mark it as best answer. It will help other to find best answer.
Thanks,
Sandeep
Salesforce Certified Developer
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You can create one formula field which will haev a hyperlink to redirecto detail page..and you can show that field instead of name field ..
Thanks,
Sandeep
use below formula to create hyperlink
HYPERLINK( "/"+Id, 'redirect')
you can give any name to this field, I haev given redirect..so it will show redirect as hyprlink...
use this formula field in related list instead of Name..
P.S. If my answer helps you to solve your problem please mark it as best answer. It will help other to find best answer.
Thanks,
Sandeep
Salesforce Certified Developer
You can not remove the name field from related list...that should be the first field and you can not remove also...
If you want to achieve whatever you said above, then you can crate a inline VF page..which will show all childs and you can customize everything there as per your need.
Thanks,
Sandeep