How to Create Object at Salesforce Classic

What is Object:- 

Salesforce Objects are database tables which permit us to store data specific to organization.


Salesforce have two type's of object's, one is Standard Object and Second is Custom Object.

  • Standard Objects are the objects that already build at Salesforce which are already existing or available for use or you can choose as per your requirements, like Lead, Opportunity, Contact, Account.
  • Custom Objects are the objects that we have to build at Salesforce which are not already exists or not available for use or you have to create as per your requirements. All custom objects can call using their API name's that end with "__c".


How To Create Custom Object At Classic View:- 

Steps: 

1. Go To SetUp

2. Write Object at "Quick Find Box" and Select Object

3. Click on "New Custom Object"

4. Write at "Label"-'Test', "Plural Label"-'Tests', "Object Name"-'Test',"Record Name"-'Test Name',"Data Type"-'Text' and Click on "Save" button

Easy Right! Now lets a look how your new Custom Object Looks like 😄😄

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Comments

  1. Nice Post, help me a lot to learn about objects, please post a tutorial related custom fields.

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    1. It's really nice to get a positive response from you, At my next tutorial you will find all the details about custom fields.

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  2. when are you going to start the developing blog?

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  3. very Nice ..Keep Going Bro

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