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Eliminate Picklist Clutter with Restricted Picklists (Pilot) - Winter16

Enforce the integrity of your picklist data with restricted picklists. Values in a restricted picklist field can include only the values you’ve defined. This keeps your picklist data clean by preventing users from adding erroneous or redundant values.

You define the list of values for a picklist when you create the custom picklist field. However, users can introduce extraneous values by loading values through the API. Select Strictly enforce picklist values to enable validation of picklist values against the list of defined values.

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