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Salesforce query: Updating all Child Fields when there's a field change in Parent?
I was trying to achieve this Functionality without using code, just by point and click approach.Is this Possible?
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Hi Manpreet,
You can do this by using Process Builder.
- Create a new Process Builder and In "The process starts when" choose "A Record Changes".
- Add the Object and enter the criteria in which your process builder will run
- Add other Required Details then
- Within Action to perform select "Select a record related to the AssistantProgress".
Hope this will Help you.
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