Salesforce SOQL Practice Question

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Ready to enhance your Salesforce proficiency? Our latest blog post features a comprehensive SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) practice assignment that will challenge and elevate your querying abilities. Delve into real-world scenarios, analyze complex data structures, and refine your understanding of SOQL syntax

  1. Retrieve all Account names and their corresponding Industry from Salesforce.
  2. Find the total number of Opportunities for each Account.
  3. Retrieve the names of Contacts associated with an Opportunity named “XYZ Opportunity.”
  4. List all closed Won Opportunities along with their amounts.
  5. Identify the five most recently created Leads.
  6. Retrieve Account names and their associated Opportunities where the Opportunity Amount is greater than $50,000.
  7. Find the average amount of all closed Won Opportunities.
  8. List the Opportunities that are due to close in the next 7 days.
  9. Retrieve the names and email addresses of all Contacts associated with Opportunities that are in the “Proposal” stage.
  10. Find the Account with the maximum number of Opportunities.
  11. List the Opportunities that have a Close Date in the current month.
  12. Retrieve the names of all Accounts that have both Opportunities and Cases associated with them.
  13. Identify the Opportunities that have not been updated in the last 30 days.
  14. Find the total number of Leads in each Lead Source category.
  15. Retrieve the names of Accounts that have Billing Postal Code starting with “9”.
  16. List the Contacts whose Mailing State is not equal to their Billing State.
  17. Find the Opportunities with a Stage of “Negotiation” and an Amount greater than $100,000.
  18. Retrieve the names of Accounts along with the total amount of all their associated Opportunities.
  19. Find the Opportunities with a Close Date in the next 14 days and sort them by Close Date in ascending order.
  20. List the Contacts who are related to Opportunities with an Amount greater than the average Opportunity Amount.
  21. Retrieve the top 3 Opportunities with the highest Amount for each Account.
  22. Identify the Opportunities that have a custom field “Approval_Status__c” set to “Pending.”
  23. Find the Accounts that have not been modified in the last 60 days.
  24. List the Opportunities with a Stage of “Closed/Won” and a Close Date in the last quarter.
  25. Retrieve the names of Accounts along with the total number of Contacts associated with each Account.
  26. Find the Opportunities created by a specific User.
  27. List the Opportunities with a custom field “Priority__c” set to “High” and an Amount greater than $50,000.
  28. Retrieve the names of Accounts that have at least one Opportunity with a Stage of “Prospecting.”
  29. Find the Contacts who are associated with Opportunities in the “Closed/Won” stage and have not been contacted in the last 30 days.
  30. List the Opportunities with a custom field “Type__c” set to “New Business” and an Amount greater than $75,000.
  31. Retrieve the names of Accounts along with the count of Opportunities, grouped by Industry.
  32. Identify the Opportunities with a Close Date in the next 30 days and an Amount greater than $100,000, sorted by Amount in descending order.
  33. Find the Contacts associated with Opportunities in the “Negotiation” stage that have not been updated in the last 15 days.
  34. List the Opportunities that have Products with a Quantity greater than 10.
  35. Retrieve the names of Accounts with the Billing Country set to “United States” and Annual Revenue greater than $1 million.
  36. Find the Opportunities with a custom field “Approval_Status__c” set to “Approved” and a Close Date in the next 60 days.
  37. Identify the Opportunities with a Stage of “Closed/Lost” and a custom field “Reason_for_Loss__c” set to “Price.”
  38. Retrieve the names of Contacts who are associated with multiple Opportunities.
  39. Find the Opportunities with a Stage of “Proposal” and an Amount greater than the average Opportunity Amount.
  40. List the Opportunities that have at least one associated Task with a status of “Completed.”
  41. Retrieve the names of Accounts that do not have any associated Contacts.
  42. Identify the Opportunities that have a Close Date within the current fiscal quarter.
  43. Find the Opportunities with a custom field “Priority__c” set to “High” and a custom field “Approval_Status__c” set to “Pending.”
  44. List the Opportunities created in the last 7 days with an Amount greater than $50,000.
  45. Retrieve the names of Accounts with Billing City containing the word “Tech.”
  46. Find the Opportunities that have a custom field “Forecast_Category__c” set to “Commit” or “Omitted.”
  47. Identify the Accounts with more than 5 Opportunities in the “Closed/Won” stage.
  48. Retrieve the names of Contacts who are associated with Opportunities that have a custom field “Renewal_Opportunity__c” set to true.
  49. Find the Opportunities with a Close Date in the next 90 days and an amount between $50,000 and $100,000.
  50. List the Opportunities with a Stage of “Prospecting” that have not been modified in the last 15 days.

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  3. 1)select id, name, industry from account
    2)select account.id,count(id) from opportunity group by Account.id
    3)
    4)select id, name , amount from opportunity where stageName = ‘closed won’
    5) select id,name,createddate from lead order by createddate desc limit 5

  4. Hi Aman ,
    Your This Post is Very amzing and good way to learn SOQL Query . I have completed these all SOQL questions .

    Thank You!

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