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    Activity › Forums › Salesforce® Discussions › How to display dynamically added picklist value as a picklist value and as picklist field for that parent object in Salesforce?

    Tagged: Account Object, Parent Object, Picklist Field, Picklist Values, SOQL

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      How to display dynamically added picklist value as a picklist value and as picklist field for that parent object in Salesforce?

      Posted by Prachi on December 10, 2019 at 6:45 PM

      I have picklist field industry in account If I added new picklist value ‘ABC’ to that industry that ‘ABC’ should be displayed as value in industry field and as a picklist field in account object.

      Yogesh replied 6 years, 5 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
      • Account Object
      • Parent Object
      • Picklist Field
      • Picklist Values
      • SOQL
    • 1 Reply
    • Yogesh

      Member
      December 11, 2019 at 10:29 AM

      Hello,

      I m assuming your controller property to get the options looks something like one of the following

      If you are taking the values directly from a specific picklist field

      public List<SelectOption> getMyOptions() {

      List<SelectOption> options = new List<SelectOption>();
      Schema.DescribeFieldResult field = yuopurObject.YourField.getDescribe();

      for (Schema.PicklistEntry f : field.getPicklistValues()){
      options.add(new SelectOption(f.getLabel(), f.getLabel()));
      }
      return options;
      }
      Or if you are manually adding the options, then something like this

      public List<SelectOption> getMyOptions() {

      List<SelectOption> options = new List<SelectOption>();
      options.add(new SelectOption(‘Option1′,’Option1’));
      options.add(new SelectOption(‘Option2′,’Option2’));
      options.add(new SelectOption(‘Option3′,’Option3’));
      return options;
      }
      If you want to adjust the options according to profile then you could simply do something like this

      public List<SelectOption> getMyOptions() {

      List<SelectOption> options = new List<SelectOption>();

      //Might want to look into storing in a custom setting to avoid SOQL call
      Profile p = [Select Id, Name From Profile Where Name = ‘Your Profile Name’];
      if(System.Userinfo.getProfileId() = p.Id){
      //add your values here
      }else{
      //add alternate values here
      }

      return options;
      }

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