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ForecastingColumnDefinition
For a custom calculated column, a Formula field value is required. For a custom reference data column, a ReferenceField field value is required.
Supported Calls
create(), delete(), describeSObjects(), query(), retrieve(), update(), upsert()
Fields
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| DeveloperName |
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| ForecastingTypeId |
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| Formula |
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| Language |
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| MasterLabel |
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| ReferenceField |
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| ResultField |
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Usage
Each forecast type can include any combination of custom calculated columns and reference data columns, as long as they don’t exceed five in number. For example, a forecast type can have two custom calculated columns and three custom reference data columns.
Custom calculated columns can’t be adjusted and aren’t included in rollups. In the UI, custom calculated columns can’t indicate changes in the last 7 days.
If you have at least one custom calculated column in an active or inactive forecast type, you can’t do the following until you’ve removed the column.
- Switch from single category to cumulative rollups in Forecast Settings
- Enable the Most Likely category
- Disable Show Quotas (only if your custom calculated column’s formula refers to a quota value)