Hello folks,
Last week I told you that I challenged myself to use as few elements as possible when searching for particular records among the cases in my Org. You can find the Collection Filter and Collection Sort post here.
I started with a get element that returns all the cases that have both account and contact assignments. I was able to extract the following information with only one get element:
- Most Recently Modified Case
- Oldest Modified Case
- Oldest Modified Case Account Name
- Number of Cases by this Account
- Most Recently Closed Date for this Account
- Contact Id on this Case
- Number of Cases for this Contact
- Oldest Closed Date for this Contact on this Case
It took me 21 elements, including one get, to find all these records. How did I achieve this? Check the image above for the details. Click on the image to see a bigger version.
Enjoy.
Andy Engin Utkan
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P.S. Originally published on 06/07/2022.
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