With mass quick actions on a related list, users can create or update related records in
bulk without leaving the page. You can configure a mass quick action on related lists for any
related object that supports quick actions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Essentials, Group, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To set up mass quick actions for Lightning Experience:
Customize Application
Before setting up mass quick actions on a related list:
Set up Create a Record or Update a Record quick actions for the object contained in the
related list, not the parent object. For example, to add a mass quick action to the
Opportunities related list on the Account record detail page, create a quick action on the
Opportunity object.
There are two ways to add mass quick actions on a related list. To add actions directly from
the Lightning App Builder, select the Dynamic Related List - Single component in the record
page. In the properties pane, click Add Action, and then select your
quick action.
Or, you can set up mass quick actions on a related list from the page layout editor.
From the object management settings for the parent object, go to the Page Layouts section
and choose the page layout to edit.
Edit the related list’s properties and expand the Buttons section.
Under Quick Actions in Lightning Experience (Beta), select the quick actions to show on the
related list.
Save your changes to the page layout.
If the actions that you added don’t appear on your related list, update the list’s properties.
In the Lightning App Builder, on the parent record page, select the Related Lists component or
the Related List - Single component. Then, in the properties pane:
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