Single-select menu attributes

Currency attributes

HTML attributes

Text attributes

Click File Manager on the Admin home page, click the source file folder, select the check box next to the file you want to move, click the destination folder, and click the Move button.

Click File Manager on the Admin home page, click the source file folder, select the check box next to the file you want to move, select the destination folder from the Select Folder drop-down menu, and click the Move button.

Click File Manager on the Admin home page, click the source file folder, click the file you want to move, and drag the file to the destination folder.

Click File Manager on the Admin home page, click the source file folder, right-click the file you want to move and select Copy from the shortcut menu, click the destination file folder, and right-click in the list of files in that destination folder and select Paste from the shortcut menu.

Click File Manager on the Admin home page, click the source file folder, select the check box next to the file you want to move, select the destination folder from the Select Folder drop-down menu, and click the Copy button.

Populate the Target Commerce Process field with configuration recommended item rules.

For one invocation action, define two different invocation rules with condition BML functions.

For each Commerce process, create a “Create transaction” button by generating an invocation action.

Assign a user or a user group to the Commerce process action permissions.

Set the number of columns to be used in the Text Element Properties panel.

Drag a Column Text Element to the appropriate section of the template.

Set the number of columns to be used in the Section Properties panel.

Select the appropriate options for the number of columns you want in the Text Element Properties panel.

Click the Column Section icon in the floating Layout Item palette.

Export a package from the 22B non-production site and import it into the 22D production site.

Export a package from the 22D production site and import it into the 23A non-production site.

Use the Import from Source mode to migrate items from the 22D non-production site to the 22D production site.

Connect both the production and non-production sites to run the whole site migration .

defining an advanced BML (CPQ Cloud Language) function for that attribute

setting the message type as Static Entry when selecting an attribute to populate

setting the message type as Table Column when selecting an attribute to populate

defining a static text message for that attribute

For each Product Family or Data table folder affected, click the Modify tab for that item and then select or deselect the check boxes related to the users you want to grant access to or remove access from for this Product Family or Data Table folder.

Click the user’s name on the User Administration List page to edit the user, click the Access Permission tab, select or deselect the check boxes related to the items you want to grant access to or remove access from for this user.

Click the Group name on the Group Administration List page that has this user as a member, click the Access Permissions tab, select or deselect the check boxes related to the items you want to grant access to or remove access from for this user.

Go to the Product Family definition or the Data Table folder properties for which you want to grant or remove access, click the Access Permissions tab, select or deselect the check boxes related to the users you want to grant access to or remove access from for this Product Family or Data Table folder.

Use the Navigation Menus item on the Administration home page to grant or remove access to specific Product Families or Data Table folders for the user.

Add new image element in a section.

Add or remove table element’s rows and columns.

Change text content.

Move text elements between elements and layouts.

Modify date and currency formats.

The user does not have CPQ access.

The user does not have the ability to see and edit any object in Salesforce that the user is trying to edit.

Upon installing Salesforce Managed Package, the flag “Allow Quote Creation” is not checked.

The user does not exist in Salesforce Managed Package.

Split the data into two array sets and use logic to show the relevant set of data.

Use an HTML attribute to display the data and use JavaScript to create interactivity.

Use an array set to show this data.

You do not have a good option because 250 rows are too much to display on the screen of a Configurator.