Salesforce Fact #271 | Span field across 2 column in same section

Suppose we would like to span a particular field across two columns on one section of the page layout. But we would like to keep the other fields as it is. Now the column span is decided from the section setting on page layout.

So, in this scenario we can create one new section and would hide the header of the section and also enable the layout as 1-column. Now, it will appear as if the field which is spanning across 2 columns is within the same section of the other fields but actually it is inside a different section.

In this example, we would like to show the Account Source field spanned across two columns and below the Billing Address field in the Address Information section.

Attached are the screenshots.





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