How can I change the picklist values?
You can change the picklist values in these ways:- Edit the values - When you edit the value(s), they are not automatically updated in the records where they are used. You need to individually select the records and update the picklist field.
- Replace the values - When you replace the value(s), they will be automatically updated in the records where they are used. You need not individually select the records and update the picklist field. See Also Custom Fields
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How do I change the default value for a picklist field?
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Can I add or delete the values of the Industry field in the Leads module?
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Can I edit the tax or discount values for an item added to a product line?
Yes, you can. To edit tax or discount, point the mouse to the value and click on the Edit icon that appears on mouse over and change the values. Changing a product's value automatically results in the change of related values accordingly.