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            Remove a Field from a Data 360 Page

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            Remove a Field from a Data 360 Page

            A FlexiPage represents the metadata associated with a Lightning page. A Lightning page is a customizable screen made up of regions containing Lightning components. A Lightning page is created only for derived data model objects (DMO) that have unified objects such as UnifiedIndividual and UnifiedAccount. You can remove a field from the Data 360 page to remove field mappings.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience

            If you want to unmap a field from all DLOs that are mapped to the unified objects of a derived DMO, first remove the field from the Data 360 page.

            1. In the Data 360, navigate to either the Data Explorer or the Profile Explorer tab.
              • If you’re using the Data Explorer tab, select Data Model Object and a unified object, such as UnifiedIndividual.
              • If you’re using the Profile Explorer tab, select a unified object and the attributes to use as filters.
            2. Click the view link.
            3. In the top right, click the gear icon, and select Edit Page.
            4. In the Lightning App Builder, click the unified object component that you want to unmap. The available fields are listed in the right pane.
            5. Under the field list, click Select.
            6. Move the fields that you want to unmap to the left side and then save the page.
             
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