Bundle Attributes - Salesfroce CPQ

 1. Configuration Attribute

 

     A) we need pick list "Meal Size" (values Small,Large) on product option and quoteline

     B) Configuration Attribute create pick list MealSize (values Small,Large).

  * Go to “Target Field” field on  “Configuration Attribute” Object.




 * Add pick list value  to “Target Field” field on  “Configuration Attribute” Object, as “Meal_Size__c” this is twin field API name we have created in above .




* Add  “Configuration Attribute” record In Product related records as below 



Go to Qote and Add PVR Combo Product now we are able to see configuration attribute on top of bundle product as below 



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