A custom lookup field can be added to create a relationship between a standard object and which of the following objects?
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A. B. C. D.A.
A custom lookup field is used to create a relationship between two objects in Salesforce. This relationship is based on a unique identifier field that exists on the parent object, and it allows you to associate records from the child object with the parent object.
In this question, we are asked which of the following objects can be related to a standard object using a custom lookup field. The options are:
A. Users and Custom Objects B. Leads, Accounts, Contacts and Custom Objects C. Users, Custom Objects and Campaigns D. Custom Objects, Contract and Campaigns.
Option A includes Users and Custom Objects. Users are standard objects in Salesforce that represent individual users who have access to your Salesforce org. Custom Objects, on the other hand, are objects that you create to store data specific to your organization. So, if you want to create a relationship between a standard object (e.g. Accounts) and a custom object (e.g. Custom_Object__c), you can use a custom lookup field.
Option B includes Leads, Accounts, Contacts, and Custom Objects. Leads, Accounts, and Contacts are all standard objects in Salesforce that are used to manage customer information. As with Option A, you can create a custom lookup field to relate any of these objects to a custom object.
Option C includes Users, Custom Objects, and Campaigns. Campaigns are standard objects in Salesforce that are used to manage marketing campaigns. Similar to the previous options, you can create a custom lookup field to relate any of these objects to a custom object.
Option D includes Custom Objects, Contracts, and Campaigns. Contracts are standard objects in Salesforce that are used to manage customer contracts. As with the other options, you can create a custom lookup field to relate any of these objects to a custom object.
Therefore, the correct answer is B, which includes Leads, Accounts, Contacts, and Custom Objects.