Universally required fields retain their status when you’re working with them on a
Dynamic Forms-based Lightning page. But you can make other fields required or read-only just for
the page that you’re working on.
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Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Group, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
A field set to Required in the field definition in the Object Manager is a universally
required field. Its Required value isn’t editable in the field’s properties in the Lightning App
Builder property panel. Also, the required or read-only status of some standard
fields—such as Created By, Last Modified By, Owner, and Record Type—can’t be
changed in the Lightning App Builder property panel.
Fields marked as Required or Read-Only on a page layout retain that state when migrated into a
Dynamic Forms-based page.
You can find all universally required fields for your page in the Universally Required Fields
section of the Fields palette. Fields that you make required at the page layout level or in the
Lightning App Builder property panel don’t appear in the Universally Required Fields section of
the palette.
If you set a field on a Lightning page to Required or Read-Only in the Lightning App Builder
property panel, the behavior applies only to the field on that page, not to all instances of the
field.
If a field is set to Required in the Lightning App Builder, it’s
hidden by a visibility rule at run time, and users can save the record even if that field isn't
populated.
Be sure to include universally required fields on your Lightning pages that are used for
creating or editing records. They aren’t added automatically. If required fields are missing
from the page, and the missing required fields don't have values, users can’t save a record
after editing, creating, or cloning it.
Don’t hide universally required fields with visibility filters. Users can’t save a record if
values are missing in any universally required field, even if they’re hidden by a visibility
rule.
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