Record type picklist filtering applies to dependent picklists.
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In Salesforce, record types are used to differentiate between various types of records (e.g., different types of leads or opportunities) and provide different page layouts, picklists, and other attributes for each record type. Dependent picklists are picklists whose values depend on the value of another picklist field.
When a record type picklist is selected, it can filter the available values in dependent picklists based on the selected record type. For example, if a record type picklist for Opportunities has two options - "New Business" and "Renewal" - and a dependent picklist for "Product" has options for "Product A" and "Product B," the record type picklist can be configured so that "New Business" displays only "Product A" as an option, while "Renewal" displays only "Product B" as an option.
This can be helpful in ensuring that users only select valid values for dependent picklists, as well as streamlining data entry and reducing the risk of errors.
Overall, record type picklist filtering does apply to dependent picklists in Salesforce, and this functionality can be very useful for administrators looking to customize picklist values and ensure accurate data entry.