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Highlighter · How-to

Limit an action

How to do it in Highlighter, one step at a time.

Last updated 8 Oct 2026

Optional. Skip this chapter if your action applies everywhere.

You set these limits in the same New Action window, before you click Save.

Limit it to some users

  1. In Only Valid For, pick User, Profile or Public Group.

    Leave it on All to apply the action to everybody.

  2. In the list that appears, pick the user, profile or group.

Limit it to some records

  1. Click Add Filter.

    A filter row appears, with the lists Field, Operator, Value Type, Value and And/Or.

    A filter row with the Field, Operator, Value Type, Value and And/Or lists.
  2. In Field, pick the field that decides whether the action runs.

    It does not have to be the field in Component Name. It can be any field on the object.

  3. In Operator, pick == or !=.

    == means equals. != means does not equal.

  4. For a Date or Date/Time field, pick a Value Type.

    Pick a fixed date, or a date literal such as TODAY, NEXT_WEEK or THIS_YEAR. Skip this step for other field types.

  5. In Value, type or pick the value.

    For a picklist, a checkbox or a date literal, pick the value from the list.

  6. To add a second filter, click Add Filter again.

    Then go back to the first filter and set its And/Or list.

    • && means this filter and the next one must both be true.
    • || means this filter or the next one must be true.
  7. Click Save.

    Highlighter goes back to the list of actions.

Keep filters few

Each filter adds time to the page load. For several conditions, build one formula field that returns True or False. Use that field as the only filter.

Highlighter does not support nested filters, or && and || mixed in one action.

Applies to

Highlighter 3.0.x. These steps come from the tested Highlighter implementation guide, where they sit with the steps before and after them.

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