Allow translation of data stored in custom fields on certain objects and fields. You
can enable data translation on custom fields with a type of Text, Text Area, Text Area (Long),
Text Area (Rich), and URL.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Developer Editions
User
Permissions Needed
To change data translation settings:
Customize Application
AND
Modify All Data
Before enabling data translation for custom fields, you must enable data
translation.
Note Data translation requires API version 48.0 or later.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Data Translation
Settings, and then select Data Translation
Settings.
Select an object to enable data translation for its custom fields.
Only objects that support data translation are listed.
Select the custom fields that you want to make available for data
translation.
Data translation can only be enabled on custom fields with a type of Text,
Text Area, Text Area (Long), Text Area (Rich), and URL.
Click Save.
If your B2B Commerce Store supports multiple languages, data translation is available for
the selected custom fields through the Translation tab within Product and Product Category.
You can also manage your data translations through the Export and Import options within
Translation Workbench.
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