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Jamz_2010Jamz_2010 

Salesforce Limits

Hi,

 

Would anyone be able to let me know the limitations (or location of a document that provides these limits) for the following items?

 

 

  • Record Types
  • Page Layouts
  • Items in a Picklist
  • Formula Fields (I am aware that there is a 500 field limit per object but is there a specific limit for the number of formula fields?)
I'm sure there was a document stating this but I can't find it anywhere...
Cheers
James

 

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ngabraningabrani

The following document has the limits -

https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://na1.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/salesforce_app_limits_cheatsheet.pdf&pli=1

 

If you go to cheat sheet in the learning center ( http://www.salesforce.com/learning-center/before-you-start/tip-sheets.jsp ) and then search for limits, you will be able to get to this document.

 

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ngabraningabrani

The following document has the limits -

https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://na1.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/salesforce_app_limits_cheatsheet.pdf&pli=1

 

If you go to cheat sheet in the learning center ( http://www.salesforce.com/learning-center/before-you-start/tip-sheets.jsp ) and then search for limits, you will be able to get to this document.

 

This was selected as the best answer
broskiierbroskiier

Taking a look at the doc, I couldnt find where it explicitly mentions the limit to the number of formulas per object.  It does say "Formulas: Number of Unique relationships per Object: 10" for Enterprise Edition.  Do they mean each object can have only 10 formulas?

SindhugsSindhugs

Object can have more than 10 formula fields.

Here’s some explanation on how we arrive at the number of reference by object:

 

- Object has one formula field which references parent object P1; that's 1 cross-object reference
- Object has a 2nd formula field which references that same parent object P1; that's the same reference, still just 1
- Object has a 3rd formula field which references different parent object P2; that a new cross-object reference, now 2
- Object has a 4th formula field which references grandparent object G1 by way of parent P1; since P1 was already referenced in the first formula field, this is only ONE additional cross-object reference, now 3