Create a custom object


Here's a step-by-step guide for creating a new custom object in Salesforce.com:

Log in to your Salesforce.com account using your credentials.

Navigate to the Setup menu located on the upper right corner of the page.

In the Setup menu, click on the Object Manager tab.

Click on the Create button and select Custom Object.

Fill in the required fields such as Object Name, Label, and Plural Label.

Choose the appropriate Data Type for the custom object fields. You can choose from various data types such as text, number, picklist, date, etc.

Create the necessary custom fields for the custom object by clicking on the New button under Custom Fields & Relationships.

Set the field properties such as field name, data type, and field level security.

Create any necessary relationships with other objects by clicking on the New button under Relationships.

Set the relationship properties such as relationship name and related object.

Configure the Page Layouts for the custom object by clicking on the Page Layouts button.

Add the custom fields and related lists to the appropriate sections of the page layout.

Assign appropriate field-level security to each custom field by clicking on the Set Field-Level Security button.

Set up the appropriate record types for the custom object by clicking on the Record Types button.

Configure any necessary validation rules and workflows for the custom object by clicking on the Validation Rules and Workflow Rules buttons.

Click on the Save button to create the custom object.

That's it! The new custom object is now created and can be used to store and manage data in Salesforce.com.

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