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Parameterized Custom Label in Apex Salesforce

 



In this blog, we are going to see the use of parametrized custom label.

 


You can just write the below code into the anonymous window and see the results into the console.

 List<String> params = new List<String>{'SALESFORCE','WALLAH'};

String msgLabel = Label.Parameterized;

String Parameterized = String.format(msgLabel, params);

    System.debug('Value Check-' + Parameterized);



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