Update the Searchable Object Configuration in Criteria-Based Search and Filter
In Criteria-Based Search and Filter, to map the search criteria fields to specific
fields in the relevant source objects, update the searchable object configuration. Users can view
the suggested options as they type the keywords, making the search faster.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life
Sciences Cloud or Health Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To update the searchable object configuration:
Health Cloud Starter
AND
Criteria-Based Search and Filter
AND
Study
Manager for Site Management
Note After you map the fields, the text fields in the source object appear
as
type ahead fields in the search criteria fields,
and picklist fields appear as picklists.
Before you map the fields, make sure that Criteria-Based Search and Filter is enabled.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Criteria-Based Search and
Filter and select it.
Go to Searchable Object Configuration, and then click Site
Investigator Search.
In Criteria Field Mapping, click the edit icon.
Select the values in the Source Object, Source Field Type, and Source Object Field columns,
and save your changes.
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