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Ursa Major Solar uses Validation Rule Fields. What are two of these fields? Choose 2 answers

The correct answer is B. Error Message C. Error Condition Formula. Validation rules in Salesforce consist of an Error Condition Formula, which defines the criteria for the rule, and an Error Message, which is displayed to the user when the rule is violated.

Submitted by ashley.k· Apr 18, 2026Object Manager and Lightning App Builder

Question

Ursa Major Solar uses Validation Rule Fields. What are two of these fields? Choose 2 answers

Options

  • AOwner
  • BError Message
  • CError Condition Formula
  • DActive Date

How the community answered

(45 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    91% (41)
  • D
    7% (3)

Why each option

Validation rules in Salesforce consist of an Error Condition Formula, which defines the criteria for the rule, and an Error Message, which is displayed to the user when the rule is violated.

AOwner

Owner is a standard field on most records indicating who owns it, but it's not a specific field within the definition of a validation rule itself.

BError MessageCorrect

The Error Message field is crucial for a validation rule, as it provides the text that users see when their input violates the rule, guiding them on how to correct the data.

CError Condition FormulaCorrect

The Error Condition Formula is the core of a validation rule, where the administrator defines the logical expression that evaluates to true if the data is invalid and should prevent saving.

DActive Date

Active Date is not a standard field associated with defining a validation rule; validation rules typically have an "Active" checkbox, but not an "Active Date" field for their configuration.

Concept tested: Validation rule components

Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.fields_validation_rules_overview.htm&type=5

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#Validation Rules#Error Message#Error Condition Formula

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