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Given a scenario, demonstrate the use of formula fields to meet stated business requirements.
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Formula operators and functions by context
Learn this conceptConditional logic in formula fields
Learn this conceptText functions in formula fields
Learn this conceptDate and time calculations in formula fields
Learn this conceptPicklist values in formula fields
Learn this conceptBlank and null handling in formula fields
Learn this conceptFormula merge fields and global variables
Learn this conceptCross-object formula spanning and syntax
Learn this conceptFormula field visibility of referenced data
Learn this conceptDisplay formulas for images and links
Learn this conceptFormula field reference restrictions
Learn this conceptFormula field search and attribute restrictions
Learn this conceptFormula field size and compile limits
Learn this conceptGiven a scenario, determine the capabilities, use cases, and implications of roll-up summary fields.
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Given a scenario, demonstrate the use of validation rules to meet stated business requirements.
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Create and configure flows using Flow Builder
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Describe the capabilities and use cases for Flow Approval processes
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Given a scenario, determine the appropriate flow type to meet stated business requirements
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Maintain, monitor, and troubleshoot flows
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Describe the capabilities and use cases for using Agentforce to automate business processes
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Formula fields add, subtract, and convert Date, Date/Time, and Time values so Salesforce can calculate deadlines, ages, and elapsed time instead of users doing that math by hand. Date stores year, month, and day; Date/Time also stores a time (kept in GMT and shown in the viewer’s time zone); Time is a clock value with no date, used for things such as business hours. The same plus and minus operators return different units on each type, so matching types and converting correctly is the skill the exam tests.