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How to use IF ELSE clauses in a button which is of the "URL" type in Salesforce?
How to use IF ELSE clauses in a button which is of the "URL-type" in Salesforce?
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Hi Manpreet,
No, you can't use functions from the formula language in custom URL button . If you want, you can make a formula field of type URL and have the button emit that field. Then your formula logic would be in the field.
Hope this will help you...
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