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How to create Master Details relationship between existing records in Salesforce?
How to create Master Details relationship between existing records in Salesforce?
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3 Replies
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Hello Prachi,
First we have to create the lookup relationship then populate the value on all existing record and then convert it into Master Details relationship.
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Hi
You can't create a master-detail relationship if the custom object already contains data.
You can, however,first create the relationship as a lookup and then convert it to master-detail if the lookup field in all records contains a value.
Thanks
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Hi,
Firstly create a lookup field then fill this field with some parent value, then convert its type to master detail.
Hope this helps.
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