View filter conditions and sort order details of a filter in a standard context
definition. Edit or clone filters from a custom context definition to iterate over existing
filter conditions and sort order details. Delete unnecessary filters from the Filter list in
your customer context definition.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Developer, Enterprise, Professional, and
Unlimited editions for Industries clouds where Context Service is
enabled
User Permissions
Needed
To view context filters in standard definitions:
Context Service Admin
To edit, clone, or delete context filters in custom definitions:
Context Service Admin
View Filters
You can only view the details of a filter in a standard definition.
In Setup, find and select Context Definitions.
In the Standard Definitions tab, select the context definition which contains the filter
you want to view.
Click the Filters tab.
To view a context filter, in the dropdown of the filter, click View.
Edit, Clone, or Delete Filters
You can edit, clone, or delete filters in a custom definition.
In Setup, find and select Context Definitions.
In the Custom Definitions tab, select the context definition where you want to clone a
filter.
Click the Filters tab.
To edit, clone or delete filters, follow these steps
To clone a context filter
In the dropdown of the filter you want to clone, click Clone.
Enter a FilterName, API Name, and Description.
Enter the filter conditions and sort order details, then save your changes.
To edit a context filter
In the dropdown of the filter you want to edit, click Edit.
Edit the details of the filter.
Save your changes.
To delete a context filter
In the dropdown of the filter you want to delete, click Delete, then click
OK.
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