Slice nodes help you retain fields that you require in subsequent nodes. You can use
the multiple slice nodes to create subsets of fields from one source node. Each slice node lets
you remove fields from any previously created nodes.
After you select a source node, select the fields that you want to keep. The fields that you
don't select are dropped from the dataset created by the slice node and the dropped fields
aren't available to use in nodes that use the slice node as source.
Example An append type node named Location contains the City, State, and Country fields from
the Contact object and the Account object. If you don't need the Country field in subsequent
nodes, in the slice node, select City and State. The Country field is automatically
dropped.
Example A formula type node uses fields from multiple objects to calculate the annual
commission for sales reps. After the formula node, you can add a slice node to drop fields
that were used in the formula but aren't required in subsequent nodes.
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