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How are bucket fields used in Salesforce?
How are bucket fields used in Salesforce?
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Bucket fields can be used in Salesforce reports to group together field values. These fields are not created on the Salesforce platform and only exist in in the report itself.
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Firstly, Bucket field is used in report not in salesforce
It is used for catogariesed the record without using formula according to user needs
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Bucket fields is a functionality which is used to do categorisation in salesforce reports. Instead of using custom formula fields, we can use bucket fields to categorise data into reports.
We can categorise the data in only below data types fields:
1. Picklist
2. Number
3. Text
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