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Ursa Major Solar provides a 1-year warranty on all of the panels it installs. Installation details, along with the warranty information, a captured on a custom object called Installation. The installation record is created by the installer from the mobile app. Customers son receive a longer warranty as a way of increasing customer satisfaction when an installation gets delayed or has issues. How should the administrator configure Salesforce to capture the expiration date of the warranty?
Correct Answer: A
To capture the expiration date of warranty based on installation date and warranty length (1 year by default), the administrator should use a formula as the default value of Warranty Expiration Date field on Installation object. The formula can calculate one year from installationdate using DATE function or DATEVALUE function. For example, DATE(YEAR(Installation_Date__c) + 1 , MONTH(Installation_Date__c) , DAY (Installation_Date__c)) will return one year from installation date. Creating a formula field, adding a validation rule, or including Warranty Expiration Date field on mobile page layout will not capture expiration date based on installation date and warranty length.References:https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf. formula_using_date_datetime.htm&type=5
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Daniel - Aug 15, 2025
Correct option: A See my explanation below: - Formula field: it's a field, where the value is assigned from a formula you choose. It's read-only (not editable) - Default value: it's an option in a field which allows (optionally) to define a default value for a field (es. Address field might have default value = street + door number). This option appears as default value for the field but CAN BE deleted when editing. So it's flexible.
The answer: The question wants to have a field essentially, that stores the value of the warranty with the flexibility of adding longer warranty as a way of increasing customer satisfaction, or BE ABLE TO EDIT THE FIELD. Because a formula field offers a STRICTER approach we would not be able to edit the value if needed. So the default value is the right option.
I hope this helps !
Furki - May 05, 2025
What is the exact difference between options A and B? and how does the extension of the warranty period relate to the question and answers?
Recent Comments (The most recent comments are at the top.)
Correct option: A
See my explanation below:
- Formula field: it's a field, where the value is assigned from a formula you choose. It's read-only (not editable)
- Default value: it's an option in a field which allows (optionally) to define a default value for a field (es. Address field might have default value = street + door number). This option appears as default value for the field but CAN BE deleted when editing. So it's flexible.
The answer: The question wants to have a field essentially, that stores the value of the warranty with the flexibility of adding longer warranty as a way of increasing customer satisfaction, or BE ABLE TO EDIT THE FIELD. Because a formula field offers a STRICTER approach we would not be able to edit the value if needed. So the default value is the right option.
I hope this helps !
What is the exact difference between options A and B? and how does the extension of the warranty period relate to the question and answers?