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How can we perform arithmetic operation on child object and get result in Salesforce Parent Object?
Hi All,
How can we perform arithmetic operation on the child object and get it result in parent object?
I am passing argument in the child object and i want their arithmetic result on the parent object.
Please give Suggestion
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2 Replies
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Hi Mohit,
You can use Roll up summary Field in parent object.For more info,follow this link:
http://www.jitendrazaa.com/blog/salesforce/roll-up-summary-fields-in-salesforce/
Thanks
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Hello,
We use Roll up summary or trigger for this.
Thanks.
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