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          quota

          quota

          Returns a quota value from a quota table in Salesforce Spiff. To sum values across multiple reps for a specific quota, use the quotas() function instead.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          Available for an additional cost in: Professional Edition with Web Services API Enabled

          Syntax

          quota(quota_name, date, rep_id)

          Arguments

          Argument Required? Description
          quota_name Required The name of a quota from a quota table, enclosed in double quotes. This argument updates automatically when the name of the quota table changes.
          date Optional The date for a specific statement period to a quota value for. This argument supports any date functions. To specify a date as a string in YYYY-MM-DD format, use the date() function and enclose the string in double quotes. If you don't specify a date, this function defaults to the current period.
          rep_id Optional The ID of a user to return a quota value for.

          Example

          Return a quote for a specific user, Teresa Lee. Create a data filter on the User object that contains only the rep, and use the single() function within the quota() function to select the user from the data filter's list.

          =quota("CorporateAEQuarterlyQuota", statement_period.start_date, single(TeresaLee))

          To create a list of all user quotas for a specific plan, go to the User object and use the quota() function with the user keyword.

          =quota("CorporateAEQuarterlyQuota", statement_period.start_date, user)

          Return a yearly quota value from 12 months before the current statement period.

          =quota("CorporateAEQuota", months_ago(statement_period.start_date, 12))

          Return a monthly quota amount a specific month.

          =quota("CorporateAEMonthlyQuota", date("2024-02-01"))

          Return a monthly quota amount from the previous month.

          =quota("CorporateAEMonthlyQuota", months_ago(statement_period.start_date, 1))
           
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