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I need to know if Salesforce allows donut polygons. Basically, a polygon within another polygon. I want these polys to be independent of each other and they do not overlap. Does anyone know if we can do this? Use case, I have a large rural service territory, and deep within, there is an Air Force Base that needs it's own poly. A specific group will service this area.  

Does Salesforce allow donut polygons?

 

 

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  1. Today, 2:34 AM
    This can’t be done directly in Salesforce Field Service. The closest you can do is generate a very fat capital letter C if that makes sense. You cannot use an inner boundary.
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