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In how many ways we can set Field level security in Salesforce?
In how many ways we can set Field level security in Salesforce?
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In Salesforce we can manage field level permissions in three ways.
1. By using “set field level security” button from field detail page .
For example you want to set fiels level security for field Account Number on Account object. Account'(setup>object manager>Account>Account Number>set field level security).
2. By using “view field accessibility” button from field detail page.
3. In profiles/permission sets we can manage field permissions.
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