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Add Standard and Custom Fields to the Salesforce Maps List View

Data pubblicazione: Aug 18, 2026
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How Marker Pop-Ups Control List View Fields

The Salesforce Maps List View can be used to view both standard and custom fields. The fields displayed in the list view correspond with the Marker Pop-Ups specified in your Maps Marker Layer configuration.

For example, if a field representative needs to view the Account Phone number and Annual Revenue directly in the Maps List View without opening each record, an admin can add those fields to the Marker Pop-Ups configuration, and the rep can then enable them in their personal List View settings.

Risoluzione

In order to add custom or standard fields to the List View, you first need to add them in your Marker Pop-Ups for the marker layer you are using to create the list view.

Step 1: Configure Marker Pop-Ups

  1. Create a new marker layer, or edit an existing one.
  2. Select the Marker Pop-Ups tab from the Marker Layer options menu.
  3. Add your desired fields to display in the list as Marker Pop-Ups, and note their number (i.e. Marker Pop-Up 2 is the Phone field for your Accounts).

Step 2: Update List View Settings

Once you have set your desired fields, next, edit your List View settings in Maps to correspond with the Marker Pop-Ups selected.

  1. Select the Gear Icon in the top right corner of the Maps page.
  2. Select the List tab.
  3. Drag and drop your desired fields from Available to Visible. Note that the field numbers displayed in the List configuration correspond with the Marker Pop-Up numbers mentioned above. For instance, in the example above, Field 2 in the List configuration would correspond with the Marker Pop-Up 2 Phone field we selected above.

Please note that steps 1 through 3 in the first section may require administrator access to edit shared marker layers. Steps 1 through 3 in the second section can be completed by individual users for their own List View settings.

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