I'm trying to build a threaded results textbox that auto posts the date and name of the person contributing. I need the results inside of an SFDC form.
My idea is to create 2 fields - one for adding a message and one for displaying the thread.
Field 1 - long text - Type_Here__c
Field 2 - long text - Display_Here__c
Jim Smith logs in to the record and wants to comment. He types "Hello World." in Type_Here__c
After saving the record, Display_Here__c looks like this:
7/1/2010 - Jim Smith - Hello World.
Next, Stacy Jones needs to add her info and types "Sounds good." in Type_Here__c
After saving the record, Display_Here__c should look like this:
7/2/2010 - Stacy Jones - Sounds good.
7/1/2010 - Jim Smith - Hello World.
For all subsequent messages, they must be typed in the "Type_Here__c" field and the "Display_Here__c" field is locked for editing. Each new message is a prefix of the old messages with the name and date stamp.
I don't know code, so if as much syntactically correct code could be provided, I think I could tweak a little to make it work, but I'm terrible at inventing the new code necessary (I'm hunting for a programmer as we type).
I'm looking for an example of how you would go about assigning a task to a related user on a record who is NOT the owner of the record when certain conditions apply. If anybody could help with this challenge, I would certainly appreciate it!
conditions would be
Record.Stage is Stage2 AND field X is complete, assign a Task with subject "Please make phone call within 24 hours" to a RELATED USER (Record.Related_User__c).
I'm new to APEX and I want to start simple. Can somebody help me with a simple example of creating the following trigger
My Objects are the standard Account object and the Owner field, and a simply child record and a "Sales Rep" user lookup field.
Every time a new child record is created, I want the "Sales Rep" field to be populated with the same name as the "Account Owner" field on the Standard Account Object.
I try to do these kind of things with configuration, field formula, and/or workflows, but the above does not seem to be possible with SFDC out of the box.
I'm trying to build a threaded results textbox that auto posts the date and name of the person contributing. I need the results inside of an SFDC form.
My idea is to create 2 fields - one for adding a message and one for displaying the thread.
Field 1 - long text - Type_Here__c
Field 2 - long text - Display_Here__c
Jim Smith logs in to the record and wants to comment. He types "Hello World." in Type_Here__c
After saving the record, Display_Here__c looks like this:
7/1/2010 - Jim Smith - Hello World.
Next, Stacy Jones needs to add her info and types "Sounds good." in Type_Here__c
After saving the record, Display_Here__c should look like this:
7/2/2010 - Stacy Jones - Sounds good.
7/1/2010 - Jim Smith - Hello World.
For all subsequent messages, they must be typed in the "Type_Here__c" field and the "Display_Here__c" field is locked for editing. Each new message is a prefix of the old messages with the name and date stamp.
I don't know code, so if as much syntactically correct code could be provided, I think I could tweak a little to make it work, but I'm terrible at inventing the new code necessary (I'm hunting for a programmer as we type).
I'm looking for an example of how you would go about assigning a task to a related user on a record who is NOT the owner of the record when certain conditions apply. If anybody could help with this challenge, I would certainly appreciate it!
conditions would be
Record.Stage is Stage2 AND field X is complete, assign a Task with subject "Please make phone call within 24 hours" to a RELATED USER (Record.Related_User__c).
I'm new to APEX and I want to start simple. Can somebody help me with a simple example of creating the following trigger
My Objects are the standard Account object and the Owner field, and a simply child record and a "Sales Rep" user lookup field.
Every time a new child record is created, I want the "Sales Rep" field to be populated with the same name as the "Account Owner" field on the Standard Account Object.
I try to do these kind of things with configuration, field formula, and/or workflows, but the above does not seem to be possible with SFDC out of the box.
Is there a way to have an actual percentage total on a custom report rather than a sum? Average doesn't really do the trick either. At the top where it says 124%, it should really say 20%. 23,000/111,000=20%
All the percentages are doing here is adding 16+76+32 to equal 124 which makes no sense when you are talking about percentages.
This problem seems easy to fix. Am I missing something?
