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          Customize Related Lists

          Customize Related Lists

          You can customize the buttons, columns displayed, column order, and record sort order of related lists on record detail pages in Salesforce and the Salesforce Customer Portal.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
          Available in: All Editions except Database.com
          User Permissions Needed
          To customize related lists: Customize Application
          1. From the management settings for the object you want to edit, go to Page Layouts.
          2. Click Action dropdown on a layout’s row in the list view, and select Edit, or click the name of the layout.
          3. To edit a related list, double-click its tab. If you’re using the enhanced page layout editor, you can also click Wrench icon.
            A related list configuration window appears.Related list configuration window
            Note
            Note You can’t customize the History related list because it links to data stored elsewhere.
          4. Select the fields to include in the related list, define the order to display the fields, and select the record sort order.
            The default sort order is by record ID. You can include up to 10 fields per related list. To display more than four fields in Lightning Experience, edit the related list component in the Lightning App Builder and choose Enhanced List as the related list type.
          5. If desired, select other page layouts to apply your related list customizations to.
            Only layouts that include this related list appear in the list. Layouts that include related lists with the same customizations as the current layout had when you opened it are selected by default. Salesforce's assessment of which layouts have the same customizations is based on the state of the current layout prior to editing it. This can lead to previously deselected layouts becoming re-selected when an edited layout is reopened. To avoid unintended changes across multiple layouts, always verify the list of selected layouts.
          6. If you have quick actions or custom list buttons configured for the related list’s object, from the Buttons section header, click + to customize which standard buttons, custom buttons, and quick actions appear on the related list.
            Related list configuration window with Buttons section expanded

            The quick action or custom button must be defined for the object contained in the related list. For example, to display a quick action on the Contacts related list of an account, define the quick action for contacts, not accounts. For custom buttons, the button Type must be List Button.

          7. If necessary, click Revert to Defaults to undo any customizations and use the default Salesforce settings in the related list.
          8. To store your customizations, click OK.
            The related list changes aren’t saved until you save the page layout.
          9. Save the page layout.
            If you add, move, or remove related lists from the layout, then click to save the page layout, you have the option to apply those related list changes to all users, even if they already customized their display. This action isn’t reversible.

          To update the related list type, move the related list on the record page, and more, select the related list on the record page in the Lightning App Builder. To further customize the list or to reorder the list’s actions from the Lightning App Builder, upgrade to the Dynamic Related List - Single component.

          Note
          Note From the User Interface settings in Setup, you can also enable related list hover links so that record detail pages include links for each related list at the top of the page. Users can hover over the link to display the corresponding related list in an interactive overlay to view and manage the related list items. Users can also click the link to jump to the content of the related list without scrolling down the page.
           
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