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Salesforce Custom Fields Missing from Page Related List After Successful Deployment via Change Sets

Publiceringsdatum: Jun 22, 2026
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After a successful deployment via Salesforce Change Sets, users may notice that newly deployed custom fields do not appear in the related list on a record's page in the target organization.
A successful Change Set deployment confirms that the fields exist in the target org, but it does not automatically add those fields to the page layout's related list. The fields must be manually added to the related list in the page layout editor.

 

Lösning

This article describes how to manually add deployed custom fields to a related list in both Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic.

Add Deployed Fields to a Related List in Lightning Experience

  1. Go to Setup > Object Manager.
  2. Select the object that contains the related list (for example, Contacts).
  3. Go to Page Layouts and select the desired layout.
  4. Locate the related list in question (for example, Campaign History).
  5. Click the wrench icon to open the Related List properties.
  6. From the Available Fields box, select the custom fields you deployed and click Add to move them to the Selected Fields box.
  7. Click OK.
  8. Click Save to save the layout changes.

Add Deployed Fields to a Related List in Salesforce Classic

  1. Go to Setup > Customize.
  2. Locate the object in question (for example, Contacts) and click Page Layouts.
  3. Click the Edit link for the desired layout.
  4. Locate the related list in question (for example, Campaign History).
  5. Click the wrench icon to open the Related List Properties.
  6. From the Available Fields box, select the deployed custom fields and click Add to move them to the Selected Fields box.
  7. Click OK.
  8. Click Save to save the layout changes.

After completing these steps, open a record for the object in question and confirm that the deployed fields appear in the related list.

Knowledge-artikelnummer

000390152

 
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