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The app builder should use a custom button and Flow to achieve the desired result. A custom button is a button that can invoke custom logic or actions when clicked by a user. A Flow is a type of automation tool that can guide users through a series of screens and perform actions based on user input. In this case, the app builder can create a custom button on the Account object that launches a Flow when clicked by a user. The Flow can display a popup window with questions for the user to answer and populate additional fields on the Account record based on the user input4. Option A, B, and C are not tools that can achieve this result.

AppExchange is a marketplace where app builders can find prebuilt resources to help with migration and adoption projects. AppExchange offers apps, components, solutions, and consulting services that can assist with moving from Classic to Lightning Experience. Import Wizard, Lightning Object Creator, and Flow Builder are not sources of prebuilt resources, but tools for data import, object creation, and automation respectively.

To make a custom component available for the utility bar in Salesforce, the component needs to be explicitly tagged for use in the utility bar. Salesforce components require specific configurations to be available in different parts of the application, such as the utility bar, record pages, or app pages.

Option C: For use on the utility bar: When a custom Lightning component is developed, it must include a specific target tag in its .js-meta.xml configuration file that marks it as usable in the utility bar. This is done by setting the target to "lightning__UtilityBar". Without this tag, the component will not appear as an option to add to the utility bar in the App Manager.

Example of how the component is tagged in the meta.xml file:

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Option A: For use on record pages: This tag makes the component available only on record pages, but not the utility bar. The component would have a target for lightning__RecordPage in this case.

Option B: For use in Lightning App Builder: This option would allow the component to be used in the Lightning App Builder, but it wouldn't make the component available for the utility bar. App Builder placement is typically for page layouts.

Option D: For use in App Manager: This is incorrect, as App Manager is used for managing apps and not for tagging components for availability.

In summary, to make the component available for the utility bar, it needs to be specifically tagged for that purpose using the lightning__UtilityBar target in the component's metadata file.

 Creating a formula field on the Contact object and setting the value of the formula to TEXT(Account.Account_Region__c) would reflect the region of the related account on the contact record and stay in sync if the value changes on the account. This is the most efficient and maintainable way to meet the requirement. Creating a workflow rule or a picklist field would require additional configuration and complexity

The validation rule should check if the user role is not Marketing, and if the Retail Opt In field has been changed to Yes. The ISCHANGED function returns true if the field value has been changed, and the ISPICKVAL function returns true if the field value matches a specified picklist value. 

To manage field editability based on the opportunity status:

C. Use field-level security on page layouts with record types to restrict editing fields. This combination allows for different layouts and editable fields based on the status of the record (e.g., closed or open).

Steps to implement:

Create or adjust record types for open and closed opportunities.

For each record type, create a specific page layout.

On the page layout for closed opportunities, set the majority of fields to read-only using field-level security, except for the 'Post-Close Follow-up Date' and 'Post-Close Follow-up Comments' fields.

Assign the appropriate page layouts to the respective record types.

Update profiles or permission sets to use these record types and page layouts accordingly.

This setup ensures that sales reps can modify fields only when the opportunity is open, and the sales operations team can edit specific fields after closure.

For more information on using record types and page layouts, check Salesforce's documentation on Record Types.

The "Accordion" Lightning component is designed to break up content into collapsible sections. This component would be suitable for managing the visibility of large numbers of fields by grouping them into separate tabs or sections that can expand and collapse. This makes navigation easier and declutters the interface.

A: Highlights panel is used for displaying key record information at the top of the page and is not designed for managing multiple fields.

B: Record detail displays all fields on a single layout, which does not suit the requirement to break up the fields.

C: Field section does not exist as a standard Lightning component. Reference: Accordion Component in the Lightning Component Library

The Invoice Number field should be a Text field and marked as a unique external ID field. This will allow the migration of invoices from an external system while maintaining their original Invoice Number. It will also ensure that each new Invoice created in Salesforce has a unique Invoice Number.

 A formula field cannot be referenced by a roll-up summary field if it contains a cross-object field reference or a time-based function. A cross-object field reference is a reference to a field from a different object, such as Account. Name on a Contact object. A time-based function is a function that returns the current date or time, such as NOW() or TODAY(). Option A and C do not prevent a formula field from being referenced by a roll-up summary field.

When activating a Lightning page from the Lightning App Builder, three options are available:

Assign the page to a combination of apps and profiles. This option allows users to specify which apps and profiles will see the custom Lightning page instead of the default page.

Make the page the org default. This option makes the custom Lightning page the default for all users in the org regardless of their app or profile.

Make the page the default homepage for specific apps. This option allows users to set different homepages for different apps in Lightning Experience. [Source]