Goals in Sales Planning control how Sales Planning shows target values across territory
planning, quota planning, and segment views. For revenue-based metrics, Sales Planning shows
targets as currency. For count-based metrics, targets display as plain numbers.
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Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
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Show metrics as currency: When you configure a goal, choose whether to show the goal's
target values as currency or as plain numbers.
Currency—displays target values in your organization's corporate
currency. Use this option for metrics, such as revenue or pipeline.
Quantity—displays target values as plain numbers. Use this option
for metrics such as new logos or leads generated.
You can change this setting after you save the goal.
Where this setting appliesAfter you configure a goal, the display format applies in:
Quota planning: quota table, ramp tab, and unit type tab
Segment & Targets: target display (read-only)
Copy and paste behavior: When you copy a value from a currency-formatted column,
the clipboard captures only the number and not currency symbols and formatting.
Considerations
Currency goals use your organization's corporate currency only. Sales Planning doesn't
support multi-currency.
You can change the currency or quantity setting after you save the goal.
In Segment & Targets, the goal display format is read-only. To change the format, go
to the goal settings.
Configure Goals Set up a goal's target type to control how to show values across territory planning, quota planning, and segment views.
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