Salesforce Facts by Abhishek

For new users, we can use the System.setPassword() method to set a password and while logging in they would be prompted to set a new password as per the standard salesforce behavior. However, clicking on cancel would bypass that and would login to the org. This is helpful while creating multiple test users in bulk and to have same password for all instead of manually setting it for each user. Reference:  https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/83345/how-do-i-create-a-user-without-asking-them-to-set-their-password

In LWC, if there are multiple lightning record pickers present and suppose we need to set/reset the value of a particular one, we can make use of the lwc:ref option. Attached are the screenshots.

We can use the clearSelection() method to reset the value in lightning-record-picker. Reference:  https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/bundle/lightning-record-picker/specification Attached is the screenshot.

We can create a screen flow for admin users to help them reset passwords for multiple users at once. Also, an invocable apex method is needed. Attached are the screenshots. Note: Each call to System.resetPassword() counts as 1 DML statement.

Suppose we have a scenario in LWC where we need to reset the value of the combobox on button click. We can achieve this using template.querySelector(). Attached are the screenshots.

In datatable there is a property named 'draftValues' which keeps a track of inline edits made. Now if we have a scenario, where we need revert the inline edits made so far, we can set the draftValues to empty array using bit of logic in JS. Attached are the screenshots.