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How to Test an object-specific action in Salesforce?
How to Test an object-specific action in Salesforce?
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From the Contact object management settings, go to Buttons, Links, and Actions and click New Action. Verify that the action type is Create a Record. Actions can do more than just create records. To learn more about the other options, read the Object-Specific Actions article in Salesforce Help.
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Verify that the action type is Create a Record. Actions can do more than just create records. To learn more about the other options, read the Object-Specific Actions article in Salesforce Help.
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Hi Mohit,
From the Contact object management settings, go to Buttons, Links, and Actions and click New Action.
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