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What is the maximum file size for UI upload in Salesforce?
What is the maximum file size for UI upload in Salesforce?
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<div data-md="61" lang="en-IN"><div aria-level="3" role="heading" data-attrid="wa:/description" data-hveid="CAwQAg">The default limit is 25MB. Support can increase the limit up to 65MB. Attachments larger than 36MB can be attached only via User Interface.
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The default limit is 25MB. Support can increase the limit up to 65MB. Attachments larger than 36MB can be attached only via User Interface.
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