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In this section, you can see various attributes that appear while configuring the Timeline. These attributes include:

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Note: For non-record pages, the attributes are similar, but some options may be unavailable, such as "Record Object" and "Record Preview''

Attributes Name

Descriptions

Record Object

This represents the object for which the configuration is created. The object is already selected for record page type, as it was chosen during the initial configuration.

Note: This field is disabled and pre-filled for Record Page.

Note: This field is not applicable for Non-Record Page.

Timeline Icon

This field allows you to choose an icon that represents the Timeline. This icon is displayed on to the Timeline header.

Record to Preview

This feature allows users to select an object record to see how the Related List will appear in the preview section after making changes.

Note: This field is not applicable for Non-Record Page.

Objects

This option is only available if you choose page type as 'non record page'.

Related Object

  • Here, you can add related objects to the timeline.

  • This field is hidden if the user selects 'Non-Record Page' in the configuration.

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Reference: Related Object Config

Child Relationship

The "Child Relationship" field allows you to select the child objects up to 3 levels that you want to display in thin Timeline.

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Reference: Child Relationship

Label

You can set the title for the Timeline here. Additionally, use the property binder to assign the label from various available value sources.

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Reference: Label Configuration

Show Age

  • It shows the time of activities were created or modified. When enabled, it provides a quick reference to how long ago each activity was created or last updated.

  • Use the property binder to assign the Show Age from various available value sources.

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Reference: Show Age

Hide Datetime

  • This feature hides the date and time details of activities in the timeline, displaying them without exact timestamps.

  • Use the property binder to assign the Hide Datetime from various available value sources.

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Reference: Hide Datetime

Expand All

  • This checkbox allows user to quickly expand all activity records within the timeline.

  • Use the property binder to assign the Expand All from various available value sources.

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Reference: Expand All

Sort As

This checkbox allows the user to choose whether activities are sorted by newest first or oldest first within the timeline.

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Related Object Config:

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Object Config

Description

Child Relationship

The "Child Relationship" field allows you to select the child objects up to 3 levels that you want to display in thin Timeline.

Note: This field is only available for the ‘Record Page’ and not available for the 'Non Record Page'.

Object Name

Here, user can select the object for which they want to configure the timeline.

Header

Here, user can select the header name for the timeline. Additionally, you can choose the header name from various field sources.

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Reference: Header Config

Sub Header

Here, users can select the Footer name for the timeline. Additionally, you can choose the header name from various field sources.

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Reference: Sub Header Config

Date Field

This feature allows you to select a date field from the object.

Owner Field

'Owner Field' represents the owner or assignee of the activities displayed in the Activity Timeline component.

Status Field

This feature enables users to select the status field to track the status and show in timeline records.

Icon

This field allows you to choose an icon that represents the every record of Timeline.

Note: This icon size is by default set as small.

Additional Fields

This section allows you to add fields to display alongside each activity record in the timeline. The fields you select will be shown in the "Selected Fields" section.

Filter Criteria

It lets users to set specific conditions to filter and display activities within the timeline.

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Reference: Filter Criteria

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Custom Condition Logic in Salesforce allows you to define complex filtering criteria by combining multiple filter conditions using logical operators like AND, OR, and NOT.AND means all conditions must be true.OR means at least one condition must be true.

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For Example, If you have three filters:

  1. Opportunity Stage = Closed Won

  2. Account Type = Customer

  3. Last Activity Date > Last 30 Days

You could use the following custom condition logic to display results that meet your criteria:

1 AND (2 OR 3)

This logic means that only records where the Opportunity Stage is 'Closed Won' and either the Account Type is 'Customer' or the Last Activity Date is within the last 30 days will be shown.

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For example,

Suppose you below filters

  1. Account Type = 'Customer'

  2. Contact Title contains 'Manager'

  3. Opportunity Probability > 70%

  4. Case Status = 'Open'

  5. Last Activity Date = Last 30 Days

  6. Account Rating = 'Hot'

Custom Condition Logic:
((1 OR 6) AND (2 AND 3)) OR (4 AND NOT 5)

Explanation:

This logic will display related records where:

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(Account Type is 'Customer' OR Account Rating is 'Hot') AND (Contact Title contains 'Manager' AND Opportunity Probability is greater than 70%); OR

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Filter Operators:

There are specific operators for each field type.

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