The secret is that the Tab Label field will accept template syntax allowing you to get at data within your Salesforce Instance. So you can use {{ double brackets }} to your hearts content. There is a catch. Since Tabsets are not related to models they don’t automatically know where to fetch your data - so you need to use the following syntax: {{$Model.ModelName.data.RowNumber.(FieldName)}} Where “ModelName” is the model name you provided in the page builder and “RowNumber” is an integer (1, 2 etc). Hope this works for you.

Found this after posting a similar idea, can you include the field selector on the tab label field to show the Admin-User this capability?

Also, any clues on showing a Count of rows in a model?

Good question that merits is own answer Please reference the new topic here: Can I show Number of Rows in Model in the Tab Name?

Hi,

I’m trying to add a field’s data to the tab;s name.

Following example above, but still no result.

Can anyone help by any chance?

Model:Bank_statements
Field:of_active_online_access__c
Row:1

{{$Model.Bank_statements.data.1.of_active_online_access__c}} 

Thx

How many records have the model? this syntax is 0 based, so, the first record is 0, second is 1,…

so if you only have 1 record: {{$Model.Bank_statements.data.0.of_active_online_access__c}} 

Thank you very much that worked!

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