What determines the suggested criteria for lookup filter?
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A. B. C. D.A.
In Salesforce, a lookup filter is a way to limit the results that appear in a lookup field. When creating a lookup filter, Salesforce may suggest some criteria to filter by based on certain factors.
Out of the given options, the most likely determinant of the suggested criteria for a lookup filter is option C, "The current application schema." The application schema refers to the structure and relationships between objects in the Salesforce org.
When creating a lookup filter, Salesforce analyzes the application schema to suggest potential filter criteria that make sense based on the fields and relationships involved. For example, if you're creating a lookup filter on a custom object that relates to the Account object, Salesforce might suggest filtering based on fields related to the Account object, like Industry or Region.
Option A, "Previously used filter criteria," is not likely to be a factor in determining suggested criteria for a new lookup filter. However, if you've created similar lookup filters in the past, Salesforce may suggest similar criteria based on your previous usage.
Option B, "Organization Wide Default settings," is not directly related to lookup filters and would not affect suggested criteria. However, the OWD settings can impact the available records that are filtered by the lookup filter.
Option D, "A survey taken when enabling this feature," is not a factor in determining suggested criteria for a lookup filter. There is no indication that Salesforce surveys users when enabling lookup filters.
In summary, the current application schema is the most likely factor in determining the suggested criteria for a lookup filter in Salesforce.