Configure Show Child Records on an ARC Relationship Graph
Show all child records with a parent record on an ARC Relationship
Graph to let your users see relationship data in a single, unified view. When users view the ARC
Relationship Graph on a record page, child records automatically show in the same node as the
parent node, and users don’t have to click a record to see the child records.
Show child records saves users time. For example, if you have a parent account with
multiple related accounts, and you need to show the employees of each related account, turn on
Show Child Records setting in the Relationship Graph builder and add
contact as the child node. When you view the ARC Relationship Graph on an account, all contacts
are shown in the graph.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Relationship Graphs, and
then select Relationship Graphs.
Click New Relationship Graph or edit an existing graph.
Create a new node or select an existing node.
On the Properties tab, select Show Child Records.
When Show Child Records is turned on, a node can have only 1 child node.
Configure the node Properties, Display, and Actions tabs.
Click the child node below the parent node.
Configure the child node Properties, Display, and Actions tabs.
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