Save List data into Long Text Area
Save List data into Long Text Area
Simple displaying of the data using a String concatenation to save wanted data into a Long text area Field in Salesforce.
Wrong display format (displays only 10 elements with dots):
list<String> st= new List<String>();
Ipl__A__c cc = new Ipl__A__c();
cc.Longtextarea__c = st;
insert cc;
Directly assigning a list to the long text area field shows only first 10 elements. So in order to overcome this, you need to iterate through the list and apply string concatenation to store the string in the Long text area field. Sample code below : (displays all the list elements)
Apex Code:
list<String> st= new List<String>();
for(integer i = 0 ; i <=10000;i++){
st.add('String : ' + i + ',');
}
String mystring = '';
for(String sss : st){
mystring += sss + ',' ;
}
Ipl__A__c cc = new Ipl__A__c();
cc.Longtextarea__c = mystring;
insert cc;
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Simple displaying of the data using a String concatenation to save wanted data into a Long text area Field in Salesforce.
Wrong display format (displays only 10 elements with dots):
list<String> st= new List<String>();
Ipl__A__c cc = new Ipl__A__c();
cc.Longtextarea__c = st;
insert cc;
Directly assigning a list to the long text area field shows only first 10 elements. So in order to overcome this, you need to iterate through the list and apply string concatenation to store the string in the Long text area field. Sample code below : (displays all the list elements)
Apex Code:
list<String> st= new List<String>();
for(integer i = 0 ; i <=10000;i++){
st.add('String : ' + i + ',');
}
String mystring = '';
for(String sss : st){
mystring += sss + ',' ;
}
Ipl__A__c cc = new Ipl__A__c();
cc.Longtextarea__c = mystring;
insert cc;
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Save List data into Long Text Area
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