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Hi @Sumit Dhamija & @Teresa Palmer

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Please follow the steps below, and this will fix the issue. You need to create a new org. 

1) Login into your Trailhead account 

2) Navigate to the Trailhead badge that you are working on 

3) Click on the profile picture icon on the top right of the screen 

4) Now click on Hands-on Orgs 

5) Click on " Create playground " at the top 

6) Once the new playground is created, you should be able to see the disconnect button now enabled next to the Custom Predictive Models in Model Builder Playground, which you are referring to 

7) Click on disconnect next to it 

8) Once the org is successfully disconnected, navigate back to the badge, and you should now see the " create playground button enabled, which should allow you to create a new org as expected. Once the new org is created, click on the launch button next to it and follow the badge instructions, which should allow you to proceed further. 

Thanks.

You created a custom Rating field (Text data type), but the challenge expects the standard Rating field on the Account object (which is a Picklist).

Delete the custom field you created (if possible) to avoid confusion. 

 Go to Setup --> Object Manager --> Account --> Fields & Relationships.  

Delete the custom "Rating" field (Text).  

Use the Standard Rating Field 

 The standard Rating field already exists on Account (it's a picklist with values like Hot, Warm, Cold).  

Add it to the Dynamic Highlights Panel 

 In Lightning App Builder (on your New Account Page): 

 Select the Dynamic Highlights Panel component. 

On the right side, go to the Fields tab (not Components). 

Search for Rating — the standard one should now appear.

 Drag Rating into the Dynamic Highlights Panel.

 Also make sure Account Name is set as the Primary Field.

 Save & Activate

 Save the page.

 Activate it as Org Default (or assign to the relevant app/profile).

@Keiji Otsubo

hm no it, looks like it changed a bit. This is the criteria now: 

• Create a custom field for the Program object:
  • Field Type: Picklist
  • Field Label: Type
  • Field Name: Type
  • Values (each value separated by a new line):
    • Campus Outreach
    • Development
    • Research
  • On the field-level security page, set this field as Visible for all profiles or as Read Access for all permission sets. (This step assures the challenge passes.)
• Create a sharing rule for the Program object:
  • Label: Campus Outreach Programs
  • Rule Name: Campus_Outreach_Programs
  • Rule Type: Based on criteria
  • Field: Type
  • Operator: equals
  • Value: Campus Outreach
  • Share with (role): Recruiter
  • Access level: Read/Write

Hi Josephine, 

A few things to check:

1. Log out and log back in. Sometimes the old page is cached and changes to page layouts are not immediately shown

 2. Make sure your custom button is of type button. By default when you create a new button, I want to say it defaults to display as a custom link instead of a custom button

3. Make sure you don't have Dynamic Actions on that record's Lightning Page. If you click the Setup gear icon and click Edit Page it should tell you if you have Dynamic Forms enabled or not. If they're enabled, that button will need to be added there instead of the page layout

4. Make sure you've added the button to the page layout assigned to your profile, in the event there are multiple page layouts on that object

Thanks,

Mikey

@riad bouchenak You do not need to wait for a certification to start getting real Salesforce experience. If your goal is Salesforce Admin specifically, I would focus on building proof of hands-on work first. The best starting point is a Trailhead Playground and a free Developer Edition org, because both let you practice in a real Salesforce environment instead of only reading theory. Trailhead’s own guidance for Playground Management is literally to create hands-on orgs and practice your Salesforce skills, and Salesforce Developers also offers free trial orgs for testing and development.  

Check this Trail: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/trails/learn_salesforce_with_trailhead

A practical path would be this. Start with Salesforce Fundamentals and the Salesforce Admin Career Path, then build things that look like real admin work: create users, profiles, permission sets, custom objects, page layouts, validation rules, reports, dashboards, list views, flows, and basic automation. Salesforce positions Career Paths as guided, role-specific learning with hands-on practice, and the Admin path is specifically built around the Salesforce Admin role.  

Check for reference: https://www.salesforce.com/learningprograms/

Then make your practice look like experience. Do not just say “I completed badges.” Build 2 or 3 small portfolio projects in your org, for example:

•  a help desk org with cases, queues, assignment rules, and dashboards 
•  a sales pipeline org with leads, opportunities, approval flow, and reports 
•  a nonprofit donor tracking org with contacts, campaigns, and automation 

That matters because Salesforce’s Trailblazer Career Marketplace lets you showcase projects

, work history, and additional career details through Career Mode, not just certifications. Employers can search based on skills, products, and profile details.  

For reference: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/trailhead-career-marketplace-quick-look/learn-about-the-trailblazer-career-marketplace

For real-world exposure, volunteering is one of the most legitimate paths when you are new. Salesforce has an official Trailhead trail called Volunteer Your Salesforce Expertise, and it is specifically about helping nonprofits and education organizations through pro bono Salesforce work. It also covers project scoping, sustainable solution design, deployment, and handoff, which is exactly the kind of experience beginners usually lack.  

For reference: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/trails/volunteer-your-salesforce-expertise

I would also actively plug into the community, not passively wait for opportunities. Join the Admin Trailblazer Community, local Trailblazer Community Groups, and mentorship spaces. Salesforce’s Admin Career Path links directly to the Admin community, and Salesforce’s learning programs also point beginners toward community and mentorship opportunities. 

Reference: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/career-path/admin

Hi @Swapan Swaroop - 

Have you created  the field "Support Plan Start Date" in Account object with Date data type.

Verify the visibility to all the profile and read only access to all the profiles except the System Administrator and  Custom Support Profile.

https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000A8nGDSAZ

Hi @Bilal Ahamed I am a member of Trailhead Help, Apologies for the inconvenience. Could you please re-do the module in the New Custom Data Cloud Playground. 

Kindly follow the steps below to disconnect your current Custom Data Cloud Playground and create a new one. 

1. Go to a standard playground badge like this one: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/projects/configure-a-net-zero-cloud-org/create-net-zero-cloud-profiles-and-users
2. Scroll to the bottom and click the 3 dots next to the playground listed
3. Click Manage Orgs
4. Click Create Playground
5. When it is made, refresh the page and you should be able to click Disconnect next to the Data Cloud Playground Org (org starting with Epic.....)

Post these steps, navigate to https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/projects/unstructured-data-in-data-cloud/get-started-with-unstructured-data-in-data-cloud, refresh the page and you should be able to create a new org.

 Thank you!

Hi @Karuna Zerubabel

Try going to Setup -> Profiles and change the view from ‘Custom Profiles’ to ‘All Profiles’, the Standard User profile should appear there.

Also, if you’re selecting it while creating a user, make sure the User License is set to ‘Salesforce’, otherwise it won’t show up. 

Thanks, 

Deepak Sachdeva