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  1. Formatting

Replace Null Values

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Last updated 1 year ago

By default, when updating existing Salesforce records, where the data is populated in Salesforce e.g. email, and the source data has a blank value, Salesforce will simply ignore the update. By selecting this option, the Blank values will be accepted by Salesforce, and the field data will be deleted.

This is only available for Upsert and Update operations.