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Davi Magalhães asked in * Salesforce Administrators *
May 19, 5:31 PM
Trailhead

Boa tarde,sou novo nessa área de sistemas e programações mas sempre gostei e tive curiosidade,por acaso vi um anúncio no Instagram do João Vitor Teixeira e fiquei curioso para saber sobre a salesforce,pesquisei e me identifiquei gosto de resolver problemas e administrar,estou começando a fazer esse curso pelo thailhead.Trabalho na área de internet como técnico,alguém tem uma dica ou algo que eu deveria saber sobre essa área?

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Yamilé Pacheco Cueva asked in #Salesforce Admin
May 19, 7:28 PM
Inline Editing for Time fields

Is it possible to do inline editing for TIME fields in reports and list views? All the information I can find is for Date/Time fields and mostly from a few years ago. Are TIME fields (without date) available for inline editing in 2026? 

 

#Salesforce Admin  #Systems Administrator  #Admin  #Saleforce Administrator  #Reports & Dashboards  #List View

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  1. Hasan Mustafa (Folio3)
    May 19, 8:15 PM

    @Yamilé Pacheco Cueva Time-only fields are not currently supported for inline editing in standard Salesforce reports or list views.

    Reports inline editing supports only certain field types. Salesforce release notes mention text, numeric, checkbox, date, picklist, and lookup support, but not Time fields.  

    Reference: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=release-notes.rn_rd_reports_inline_editing.htm&release=234&type=5

     

    For list views, Salesforce also says not every field supports inline editing. The practical test is whether the pencil icon appears when you hover over the field.  

    Reference: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=xcloud.customviews_edit_inline_listview_lex.htm&type=5

     

    There is a similar community post for custom Time fields where the suggested workaround was customization, such as a custom Lightning component or Visualforce-style grid: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000H2xBUSAZ

     

    Practical options are to edit the Time field from the record page, use Data Loader/import tools for bulk updates, build a small screen flow/custom LWC for controlled updates, or use a grid-style AppExchange tool if users need spreadsheet-like editing.

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Nizar Am asked in #Marketing Cloud
May 12, 2:49 PM
MCAE is infinitely charging

I can't access MCAE even though i'm an administrator, whilst a regular marketing user doesn't have this problem  

 

MCAE is infinitely charging

 

 

 

#Marketing Cloud  #AccountEngagement  #Saleforce Administrator

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  1. Jeffersson Janoski de Oliveira (ília)
    May 16, 1:51 AM

    Log out and clear your browser's cache and cookies, or log in using an incognito tab. This almost always solves the problem.

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Yury Voloshin (Senior Salesforce Specialist at Accrete AI) posted in #Certifications
Oct 6, 2024, 4:10 PM

I was trying to memorize the order of rules execution while studying for the App Builder certificate exam and having trouble getting them into my head. 

ChatGPT came up with this mnemonic device:

- Validation rules (Very)

- Assignment rules (Active)

- Auto-response rules (Animals)

- Workflow rules (Will)

- Escalation rules (Eat)

- Entitlement rules (Every)

- Post-commit logic (emails and asynchronous requests) (Plant) 

Very Active Animals Will Eat Every Plant. 

 

Hopefully someone will find this useful!

 

#Certifications

 

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Nicholas Lind, MBA posted in * Trailhead Official *
Apr 17, 2:00 PM

Hi all, I just failed my Salesforce Admin Certification for the second time and now I have to wait until the new Spring release quiz after April 23, 2026. I’m wondering if anyone has been in this situation and how did you prepare to succeed on your third attempt…especially with my next attempt coming with a brand new releases of questions. Definitely down and feeling like I will never pass this cert, any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

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  1. Patricia Silveira (Mimi Corp)
    Apr 19, 2:35 PM

     Hey Nicholas, I’m sorry to hear your attempts didn’t go as planned 😕. I’m getting ready to take it for the first time and trying to prepare as best as I can. Have you tried using the Focus on Force mock exams? I’ve been finding them really helpful since they include lots of questions focused on each topic.  

    Wishing you luck on your next try!

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Adam Loesing (Salesforce Partner at Deacon Systems) posted in #Email
Mar 6, 4:08 PM

**Immediate Action Required: Verify Your Domains for Email Security**

 

Here are some actually helpful tips to make sure you're covered!

 

You'll need:

  • Salesforce Admin access
  • Access to your domain registrar (the site where your email domain name is registered, like GoDaddy or Cloudflare)
  1. Follow Salesforce's instructions for creating a DKIM Key
    1. This video is super duper helpful for a walkthrough
    2. Still, around step 9, things get a little confusing. Let me help you out there.
  2. Log in to your domain registrar (like GoDaddy or Cloudflare), select your email domain, and look for a “DNS” or “DNS Records” section. Add a new record.
  3. There are three components to creating this new DNS Record:
    1. Type - choose CNAME
    2. Name - refer back to the DKIM Key you created in Salesforce. Next to CNAME Record copy everything BEFORE “.[yourdomain].com”. So if my CNAME Record says “key1._domainkey.mydomain.com” , I’m copying “key1._domainkey” only. Paste this in the Name section of the new DNS Record you’re creating.
    3. Value, or Content, or Target - refer again back to the DKIM Key you created in Salesforce. Next to CNAME Record copy everything AFTER “IN CNAME “. So if my CNAME Record says “IN CNAME mydomain.abc01de.salesforce.com”, I’m copying “mydomain.abcd01de.salesforce.com”. Paste this in the Value/Content/Target section of the DNS Record you’re creating. Save
    4. Add a 2nd DNS Record, and repeat the above steps with the values next to Alternate CNAME Record. Save.
    5. Once you’re done, be sure to go back to your DKIM Key and select “Activate”
    6. You can go to Setup > Test Deliverability to test that emails are being sent and received as expected 

**Boom. You did it. Way to go. Have a snack.**

 

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Alejandro Soto Suárez (Developer I at Emtech) posted in #Volunteer Salesforce Administrator
Jan 18, 11:36 PM

Hi everyone, 

I’m a

Salesforce Certified Agentforce, skills as Salesforce Administrator offering pro-bono support

to nonprofit organizations (CRM setup, automation, reporting, user management). 

Available remote Spanish, English. Happy to connect! 

 

#Volunteer Salesforce Administrator  #Saleforce Administrator  #Jr. Salesforce Administrator

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