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Rodelio SantosRodelio Santos 

Creating a List View

Hello,
I am creating a view in Case object. I would like to know why the standard field "Created By" is not showing from the available list to be displayed in the view? I can just see the "Created by alias" but not the "Created By" field.

Thanks,
Del
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Rodelio SantosRodelio Santos
I think the only thing left is to log a case, i also tried that approach, making wf and field upfate, however ths same limit issue is being encountered.. thanks!

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ManojjenaManojjena
Hi Rodelio ,

You can create a formula field in Case return type as case and add below formula in that field and use that in list view .

CreatedBy.FirstName & CreatedBy.LastName

Please let me know if it helps 
Rodelio SantosRodelio Santos
awww. :(. that's what i am trying to do as an alternative, however our case object already reached the limit of 10 referenced objects. sad
ManojjenaManojjena
Hey Rodelio,

As per my knowledge only createdBy alis will visible in list view for all object not only case .
 Better you can raise a case to sales force  if possible .
 Or alternatively may be if possible create text field and update that through workflow .
 

 
Rodelio SantosRodelio Santos
I think the only thing left is to log a case, i also tried that approach, making wf and field upfate, however ths same limit issue is being encountered.. thanks!
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