Printable View allows you to create printer-friendly versions of record detail pages in Salesforce. This is useful when you need to share record information in meetings or provide hard copies to stakeholders who do not have Salesforce access.
There are several ways to customize the Printable View for record detail pages. Printable View is available in both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience.
Professional, Enterprise, Performance (Unlimited), and Developer
Printable View is not available for Group Edition organizations. To use Printable View in Lightning Experience, ensure you have added the 'Printable View' action in the 'Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions' section of the object's page layout.
Printable View can be customized directly in Setup by a System Administrator — no Support involvement is required.
Ensure the 'Printable View' action has been added to the relevant object's page layout under Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions before attempting to use Printable View in Lightning Experience. Review the Remove or Replace Salesforce Logo article if you also want to hide the Salesforce logo from printed pages.
You can control which sections appear in a Printable View by expanding or collapsing them before printing:
Sections collapsed prior to clicking Printable View will remain collapsed in the printed view.
After clicking Printable View, you can select Expand All or Collapse All to adjust the view.
Individual fields cannot be removed from a detail page in Printable View.
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