# Salesforce Picklist Options

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**Step 1:**

On your form, create a field that supports predefined options (e.g. dropdown, radio group, etc.)

1. Navigate to your form's designer
2. Add a new field and give it an ID.

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**Step 2:**

Sync the field's options to a Salesforce picklist or multipicklist.

1. Ensure Salesforce is enabled for your account. Click on the field and navigate to the **Properties** tab.
2. Scroll to the bottom of the properties tab, where you'll see the field options and a button to **Sync to Salesforce**.
3. Click that button and select the Salesforce picklist that you would like to sync options to. Click **Sync**.

**Result:**

Now the dropdown options are pulled from Salesforce automatically when the step is loaded.

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