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How to get rollup summary field using junction object in salesforce?
Let there are three object object1, object2, object3 and object2 is junction object between object1 and object3. My requirement is i want a rollup summary field on object1 which will calculate the minimum value of related object3 field.
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Hi Saurabh,
For this functionality you have to write a code in Apex Trigger. In Apex Trigger you can roll-up your custom field on the parent /master object. You can use AggregateResult in custom roll-up functionality. Please let me know if you want more on this.
Hope this helps you.
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