Validation Rule in Salesforce
How to Write a Validation Rule in
Salesforce
Validation Rule:- Salesforce has provided a very helpful feature called the “Validation rule” to ensure administrators/developers can create custom validation rules on Salesforce objects. This rule helps to ensure that any record being created or updated qualifies to defined business rules. If not, then developers/ administrators will have to display a required error message.
Validation rule
constitutes of:-
Formula — formula to evaluate the business
rule. If the formula evaluates to TRUE, a validation error is thrown, else it’s
considered as validation success
Error message — error message to be displayed on
validation failure.
Location —define a location to display
validation error.
Follow the step to create a
validation rule for object:-
1. Go to Setup -Enter
Object Manager in a quick box -Select Account (Any Object which you want to make
validation)
2. Select the validation
rule from the left sidebar.
3. Click New.
4. Enter the Name of
the rule.
5. In the Error
Condition Formula section defines your criteria to validate the data.
6. To check the
formula or expression for error click on Check Syntax.
7. In the Error the message section define your message and position which will appear when the
user enters the wrong data.
8. Finally, Save it.
Let’s take an example:-
Example 1 –
-You must enter declined reason if an
opportunity is marked as Closed lost (Create new declined reason field if
required).
Output for this validation rule:-
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