on 2022 Dec 01 12:19 PM
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Hi Sakil,
You could also try Debug mode, obtain the field name from binding info.
See this blog, first image
https://blogs.sap.com/2017/04/27/sapui5-and-c4c.-my-unexpected-journey.-preparation./
The link for debug mode: https://myxxxxxx.crm.ondemand.com/sap/ap/ui/clogin?debugMode=true&saml2=disabled&client_type=newhtml
For sales office this would be safe if you only had one entry under sales data tab, if multiple the rule would not know which.
I hope it helps.
BR,
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Hi Sakil,
I believe its not available in standard. For clarity, in which object are you trying to write this rule? Account, Contact, Lead etc?
Julius
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Gotcha. If its not showing up in the list, in the rule editor, its most likely not available. You might want to confirm with SAP support through an incident. And if that is the case,
1. you might have to write sdk code to achieve what you are trying to achieve using rules.
2. you will now have the opportunity to submit an idea on the influence portal 😉
Hi Sakil,
Were you able to find the field in the rule editor based on Philips response? I'm asking because even though you might be able to get the name from the binding expression (which is an excellent blog btw), I don't see how the field would be available in the rule editor. Thoughts?
Julius
Hi,
Still not able to find but I am working on it.
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