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How to create indirect lookup field in Salesforce?
How to create indirect lookup field in Salesforce?
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Go to “Setup” and use “Quick Find.”
Input the object name and select it.
Click on the customer ID field.
Click “Edit” and select “Change Field Type.”
Select “Indirect Lookup Relationship” and click “Next.”
Select “Account” in the “Related To” value and click “Next.
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