After you add picklist values and define colors for picklist value sets, assign colors
to the picklist values. You can also edit the colors assigned to an existing picklist value.
If you delete any phases,
make sure to also delete the color assignments associated with those phases. You
can have only one phase picklist value for a sales org.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
that have Consumer Goods Cloud Trade Promotion Management enabled
User Permissions Needed
To add an attribute to a promotion:
Admin
To add the new attribute to the Promotion UI:
Admin
To add new colors to the Color Codes Set:
Admin
To assign colors to each value of the new attribute:
Admin
To open and view Trade Calendar:
Account Manager
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Custom Code, and then click
Custom Code.
Click Custom Settings.
For Color Schema, click Manage.
To add an entry for a picklist value, click New.
Enter a name.
Enter the color code in RGB format.
In Field Name, enter Phase__c.
Enter a sales org.
Enter the required color transparency and the value that’s shown in the Trade Calender
color legend.
Changes in transparency might make the same color appear different.
To test the changes, open a promotion, change the phase, and save. If you change the
color for an existing entry, update all existing promotions. You can update promotions either by
opening the promotions in Trade Calendar or by running the promotion calculation batch
process.
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