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What is the difference between Dependent lookup Field and Controlling/Dependent picklist Field?
What is the difference between using Dependent lookup Field and Controlling/Dependent picklist Field in salesforce?
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Hi,
Both Dependent Lookup Field and Controlling/Dependent picklist Field are same. The only difference is that, That Controlling field is the 'parent' that controls which values are available in the 'dependent' picklist.
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Hi,
They are the same thing. The Controlling field is the 'parent' that controls which values are available in the 'dependent' picklist.
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