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How to Make Salesforce Flow Screen Component Read-Only

Publiseringsdato: Apr 2, 2026
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This article will help you to showcase certain details of currently logged-in users in a screen flow with a Read Only Mode. The required fields to be displayed include the user’s: 
  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Email
  • Mobile
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We will use a Display Text element to solve the above use case.

Step 1. Define Flow Properties

a. From any page in Lightning, click on the Gear icon in the top right corner 
b. Select Setup and in the Quick Find box, enter and click on Flows
c. Click on the New Flow button
d. Select Screen Flow and click on Create button

 

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Step 2. Add the Screen element to display the fields in the Read Only Mode

a) On Flow Designer, click on the +icon and select the Screen element
b) Configure Screen Properties:
i. Enter Name in the Label field. API Name will be auto-populated
 
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Step 3. Add the Section component to configure the column layout of your screen

a) In the Screen element page, navigate to the Component tab and enter Section in the Component search field
b) Drag and drop the Section component onto the screen 
c) Check the box for Include Header
d) Enter the desired Name for the Section into the Label field (e.g., User Login information). The API Name will be auto-populated
e) In the Configure Columns section, click on the Add Columns button to split the Section into two columns
 
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Step 4. Add the Display Text component to show the Logged-In User Details

a) Navigate to the Component tab and search for Display Text in the search field
b) Drag and drop the Display Text component into the Section component. In this example, we will use four Display Text components and set them up as follows: 
 
i. First Display Text component
  • API Name: FirstName
  • Text box: First Name: {!$User.FirstName}
ii. Second Display Text component
  • API Name: LastName
  • Text box: Last Name: {!$User.LastName}
iii. Third Display Text component
  • API Name: Email
  • Text box: Email: {!$User.Email}
iv. Fourth Display Text component
  • API Name: Mobile
  • Text box: Mobile: {!$User.MobilePhone}
c). Click on the Done button
 
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In the end, Flow will look like the following screenshot:
 

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Step 5. Save and Activate your Flow

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Written By: Rakesh Gupta | Salesforce MVP
Rakesh is Senior Solution Architect, Salesforce MVP, and Author. With a background in computer science, Rakesh is passionate about solution design and process automation.

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