Background on "List Views": On a list view, you can see all the records that have been created with that particular object. You can create a quick report using a List View, as long as you don't have to add fields from other objects (this caveat isn't strictly true when you are using Apsona, but sticking solely with Salesforce it's a kind of frustrating truth.)

Recently Viewed is not the place to look for your end date.

Notice that in FY20, the end date was visible on the Partnership Program List View. That is, looking at this list view as a System Administrator, *I* can see the end date.

The rest of this article will take you through troubleshooting steps if you run in to a similar problem elsewhere in Salesforce.

Click the Gear-shaped icon, and then click Setup.

Of course, when you are in Salesforce, you will automatically see what you can see and you won't see what you don't have permission to see.

I Click Select fields to display. (At this point, I thought you should be able to see the End date field, and so we're going here to demonstrate how to do this. (I was wrong in my assumption, as we'll see soon...)

No field called "End Date" shows up. Hmmmm...

No date fields appear in the Program Dates section. This section appears to me, and while the section itself is visible, the other fields in this section are missing.

I see the Program Dates section with its various fields. This is when I look at this Page Layout as Trish, Sys Admin.

This is where page layouts are assigned and field level security can be changed, which is what I think happened to your End Date field.

I've added Start Date, End Date and Culmination Date to your All-Access Profile

• Go to Setup > Object Manager > Partnership Program > Click the button Field Accessibility
• Choose the field you want to be able to see
• Change the Field Access to Editable. This makes it accessible to anyone with your profile.

I'm trying to add the start and end dates, but they aren't coming up. I am going to let this just sit for a while, and come back in a couple of hours. Sometimes, Salesforce takes a while to update the permissions that various users are granted.