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CRT-101 · Question #159

Ursa Major Solar provides a 1-year warranty on all of the panels it installs. Installation details, along with the warranty information, a captured on a custom object called Installation. The…

The correct answer is B. Create a formula field to display l year from the warranty purchased. A formula field automatically calculates and displays the warranty expiration date based on the installation date (for example, InstallationDate__c + 365), ensuring every record created from the mobile app has a consistently computed expiration date without requiring manual…

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Question

Ursa Major Solar provides a 1-year warranty on all of the panels it installs. Installation details, along with the warranty information, a captured on a custom object called Installation. The installation record is created by the installer from the mobile app. Customers son receive a longer warranty as a way of increasing customer satisfaction when an installation gets delayed or has issues. How should the administrator configure Salesforce to capture the expiration date of the warranty?

Options

  • AUse a formula as the default value of the warranty Expiration Date field.
  • BCreate a formula field to display l year from the warranty purchased.
  • CAdd a validation rule to ensure the Expiration Date field is populated.
  • DInclude the warranty Expiration Date field on the mobile page layout.

How the community answered

(37 responses)
  • A
    8% (3)
  • B
    84% (31)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

A formula field automatically calculates and displays the warranty expiration date based on the installation date (for example, InstallationDate__c + 365), ensuring every record created from the mobile app has a consistently computed expiration date without requiring manual entry. This is appropriate for the standard 1-year warranty scenario. Option A (default value formula) would pre-populate an editable date field, which could introduce inconsistencies if accidentally changed. Option C (validation rule) enforces that a field is populated but does not compute the date value itself. Option D (adding the field to the mobile page layout) makes a field visible on the mobile form but does nothing to calculate or populate the expiration date automatically.

Topics

#Formula Fields#Custom Fields#Date Functions

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