“1 Minute Tips” on Salesforce
Here you are going to find nuggets of information that won’t take more than a minute of your time to read. Whether commuting to/from work or waiting in line for a coffee, use these unproductive micro-moments to learn something new by just skimming through this page. All one-minute tips are prefixed with hash-tag #1MinuteTip
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#1MinuteTip Learn Salesforce Apex Best Practices with Apex Recipes. Apex Recipes is an opinionated set of examples demonstrating the correct way to do X, Y, or Z in Apex. A library of concise, meaningful examples of Apex code for common use cases following best practices.
You’ll find recipes demonstrating everything from safely querying data to how to write sustainable triggers. These examples are designed to be as concise as possible, while still reflecting real-world scenarios.
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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceWinter22 Use the new field CompletedDateTime to show the date & the time that a task was completed. Add the Completed Date and Time column to your reports.
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#1MinuteTip Do you know that Salesforce conducts live sessions on Trailhead on various topics. This includes certification preparation sessions on Admin & App Builder Certifications. Not only are these sessions free, but you will also get certification exam discount vouchers for attending.
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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceWinter22 With the Push Count field, your sales teams can get important information about deal health. The Push Count field shows the number of times an opportunity’s close date is pushed out by a calendar month.
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#1MinuteTip Another useful app from Salesforce Labs on AppExchange. Called CSV2Salesforce this app will enable you to generate records for any of your Salesforce objects, with ease via a drag and drop CSV upload. No need to give users too many permissions for this task!
This solution allows you to populate a CSV file with your field APIs as column headers and the rows as the record data. Drag and drop/upload your CSV, state which object you wish to upload and away you go!
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#1MinuteTip #SalesforceWinter22 Now, you can choose if you want in-app guidance to appear for all or only a specific record type. And you can customize your message so that users get detailed help for the unique layout and picklists of different record types.
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#1MinuteTip Salesforce announces the GA of Salesforce Functions. With Salesforce Functions, customers can deliver scalable experiences by extending their data and workflows with the power of elastic compute and open language flexibility. For more information on this announcement, please click here.
