Lookup Fields: Creating Parent-Child Relationships

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The statement "Lookup fields allow users to select a record from another object during data entry, creating a parent-child relationship" is true.

In Salesforce, a lookup field is a relationship field that links two objects together. It allows users to select a record from another object when creating a new record, creating a parent-child relationship between the two objects.

For example, let's say we have two custom objects: "Project" and "Task". We can create a lookup field on the "Task" object that references the "Project" object. This would allow us to select a "Project" record when creating a new "Task" record, creating a relationship between the two objects.

The lookup field on the "Task" object would display a list of "Project" records for users to choose from, and once a "Project" record is selected, the "Task" record would become a child of the "Project" record.

In summary, lookup fields in Salesforce enable users to create a parent-child relationship between two objects by allowing them to select a record from another object during data entry.