Choose the Event or Milestone Details to Show on Hover
When you hover over an event or business milestone, an expanded lookup card displays the
key fields from the event or milestone record. You can customize the associated compact layout and
choose the fields that you want to show in the expanded lookup card.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
From Setup, open Object Manager.
Click Person Life Event or Business
Milestone, and select Compact Layouts.
Clone the System Default layout, or click New to create a compact
layout.
Enter a label for the compact layout, and add the fields to include.
Sort the fields in the order that you want them displayed by clicking
Up or Down.
Tip Put the object’s Name field first to provide users context when they hover
over an event or milestone.
Save the layout.
Click Compact Layout Assignment, and then click Edit
Assignment.
From the Primary Compact Layout list, select your compact layout.
Save your changes.
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