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Row Actions

After successfully creating a rollup, the following row actions will be available:

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Action Name

Description

Show Versions

This option will display a list of versions for your rollup.

Reference: Show Versions

Edit

This option will allow you to edit or modify the rollup.

Note: Source Object, Destination Object, Label and the hierarchy of objects cannot be modified in the rollup. However, you can make other changes in different versions, such as adjusting filters or changing the source, destination field.

Clone

Creates a duplicate of the current rollup configuration for easy reuse.

Reference: Clone Rollup

Publish

Generates a static resource of the rollup, allowing seamless deployment to another Salesforce org, such as from sandbox to production.

Reference: Publish Rollup

Activate/Deactivate

Activate or deactivate the status of a rollup

Delete

Permanently remove the rollup from the list.

Note: If user has created a custom field for rollup through the create field button, then after deleting the rollup, field will remain as it is and wouldn’t get affected by deletion of rollup.

Recalculate

The Recalculate functionality allows users to perform a rollup operation on legacy data. This action ensures that historical records are updated with the latest rollup results, providing accurate and consistent data across all records.

Note: This action is only enabled when the rollup is active.

Reference: Recalculations

Table Actions

Action Name

Description

New

This option allows users to create a new rollup

Bulk Publish

Allows users to publish multiple rollups at once. Selected rollups are converted into static resources, ready for deployment to other Salesforce orgs.

Bulk Delete

Enables users to delete multiple rollups in one operation. Selected rollups are permanently removed from the system and cannot be recovered.

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