I've been building 2 objects that relate each other for building a PDF of an estimate, ultimately. What I first did was create an item, with an item object, then be able to rapidly create estimates picking and pulling from the item object, including grand totals and generating a list view of all the items. Is this the best way to approach building something like this?
Additionally, there are considerations for units of measurement as multipliers. For example, there's an item listed measured in linear footage, that would come multiplied when specified.
I also thought of making an estimate, with a bunch of lookup fields into the items object, and then formulate a report that would lookup information through the estimation object extending into the items object.
I have a CSV file, which has Lead information, like Lead Owner, First Name, Last Name, Address Line1,City,State,Country,Postal Code.
I want those Leads to be added to a campaign.I go to that campaign, then use the wizard to import leads.
I follow the steps in the wizard and map corresponding columns and i finish my import.
To My surprise, everything related to lead showed up except "Address Information" for all Leads.
The Address Information means, Address Line 1, City, State,Country,Postal Code.
Did anybody encounter this issue before?
I am looking if anybody can help me with this or am i missing anything?
I used to do the same before, it didn't happen before.But lately, whenever i try to import leads using that wizard, it isn't updating address information.
My name is Kevin Shuk, and I'm a Force.com developer with Palantir Technologies.
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