Customize the columns that display when users add or edit items in the Products related
list of an opportunity detail page.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To edit multi-line layouts for opportunity products:
Customize Application
In Salesforce Classic, the Multi-Line Layout columns appear when you click Edit
All from the Products related list on an opportunity detail page.
In Lightning Experience, the Multi-Line Layout columns appear on the Edit All Products window
that appears when you click Edit Products or Add Products | Next from the Products related list on an opportunity record page.
Note Multi-line layout is available only for page layouts on certain objects, such as
Opportunity Product, Opportunity Split, Order Product, Contract Line Item, and Sales Agreement
Product. If you don’t see the Edit Multi-Line Layout link in the page
layout editor on an object layout, then multi-line layout isn’t supported for that
object.
From the object management settings for Opportunity Product, go to Page
Layouts.
Next to the name of an Opportunity Product page layout, click
Edit.
Click Edit Multi-Line Layout.
Move fields between Available Fields and Selected Fields.
Note The Product and Quantity fields are required and can’t be removed from the layout.
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