This can be done through the Setup area of the application. Setup > System > Licenses.

As always, this is great feedback. Thank you for sharing it. cc. @Gevorg Kazaryan‚

Hey Seth — Hopefully at some point in the future we would be able to do this, but unfortunately today our db structure doesn't allow it. We did consider this originally, though.

Hello my community friends. I am looking to get some feedback on this idea. If interested, please schedule some time with me using the link below. We can delve deeper into this, share screens, and talk shop. https://calendly.com/jeremyflores

@Michelle Bowden‚ I was able to confirm. Seeing who made changes to a custom field will be trackable in the Audit Logs found within Setup > System.

Yes, of course. @Kundan Kumar‚ ‚ @Steven Hirsch‚ and @Ryan Brogneri‚ ‚Äî the new Journal Entry report is available in Preview now with plans to go to Production on Thursday, March 4th. The Journal Entry report will only display custom fields that have the "display changes on the update feed" sett...

@Michelle Bowden‚ - see ss below in my test instance. Setup > Custom Forms > Select a form > Select a field within the form > Additional settings > Display field changes in update feeds.

@Joe Calandrino‚ and everyone else. I have consolidated the above idea into this one since they are virtually the same. Find the idea here: https://one.workfront.com/s/idea/0870z000000PSImAAO/detail.

This functionality is available. Programs can now be deactivated. Thanks for submitting and for voting.

@Sarah Nau‚ thanks for looping me in. Hi, all. So the new journal entry report that is currently in Preview will allow you to track fields as long as the "display in updates feed" setting is toggled on for the field. For calculated fields, this isn't possible. However, it might be in the plan to...