Hi Usha It is not possible with a standard salesforce resources. If you have an "onclick javascript" button you could implement some validation based on the field value. Regards
To acheive this you'' need to create a new RecordType and associate a new Page Layout (without your custom button) with that record type. Now, on field update you can associate a workflow, that will change the 'RecordType' of your record as soon the the field updates(that will be the criteria of your workflow rule to fire), and on the page layout associated with that recordtype you can remove the button that you dont want your users to see.
Hope this helps! Please mark this question as Solved if this answers your question.
Hi Usha It is not possible with a standard salesforce resources. If you have an "onclick javascript" button you could implement some validation based on the field value. Regards
It is not possible with a standard salesforce resources. If you have an "onclick javascript" button you could implement some validation based on the field value.
Regards
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To acheive this you'' need to create a new RecordType and associate a new Page Layout (without your custom button) with that record type.
Now, on field update you can associate a workflow, that will change the 'RecordType' of your record as soon the the field updates(that will be the criteria of your workflow rule to fire), and on the page layout associated with that recordtype you can remove the button that you dont want your users to see.
Hope this helps!
Please mark this question as Solved if this answers your question.
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Apoorv
It is not possible with a standard salesforce resources. If you have an "onclick javascript" button you could implement some validation based on the field value.
Regards