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Given a scenario, demonstrate the use of formula fields to meet stated business requirements.
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Given 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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Validation rule error-condition formulas
Learn this conceptValidation error location and multiple-rule display
Learn this conceptValidation rule execution timing
Learn this conceptValidation rules versus field-level and layout required
Learn this conceptConditionally required fields with validation rules
Learn this conceptFormat and range checks in validation formulas
Learn this conceptCreate versus edit functions in validation formulas
Learn this conceptUser, profile, and record type conditions in validation rules
Learn this conceptCross-object fields in validation rules
Learn this conceptValidation formula field restrictions
Learn this conceptLookup filters versus validation rules
Learn this conceptValidation rules versus automation field updates
Learn this conceptCustom permission bypass for validation rules
Learn this conceptVLOOKUP checks in validation rules
Learn this conceptCreate 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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A validation rule that only inspects a field’s current value fires on every save, so a new rule can block edits of older records even when the user never touched that field, and even when they cannot edit it. Formula functions split create-time from edit-time: ISNEW() is true only while a record is being created, ISCHANGED() is true only when a named field’s value actually changed on an update, and PRIORVALUE() returns what the field used to be. Pairing those functions keeps new data clean without trapping users who are updating something else.