In this post, I will show how you can create a progress bar just using formula field in Salesforce. No coding required.
The requirement is that for “Job Application” object, we have a picklist called “Status” which is having the values as –
In this post, I will show how you can create a progress bar just using formula field in Salesforce. No coding required.
The requirement is that for “Job Application” object, we have a picklist called “Status” which is having the values as –
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Fantastic, this was just what i was looking for. Thanks
Thanks.
Very nice. I think it will be better if you round the result.
e.g:
TEXT( ROUND (VALUE/6 *100, 2 ) ) & '%'