Dear mates,
On opportunity detail page, I've added a filter to display only the contacts in the account:
![](https://d3a7ykdi65m4cy.cloudfront.net/com-en/s3fs-public/inline-images/280623Opp1.PNG)
Here is the business rule :
![](https://d3a7ykdi65m4cy.cloudfront.net/com-en/s3fs-public/inline-images/280623Opp2.png)
As a result, if the contact's professional experience is not his or her main experience, the contact does not appear in the list.
For example, this account has two contacts :
![](https://d3a7ykdi65m4cy.cloudfront.net/com-en/s3fs-public/inline-images/280623Opp3.png)
For Julie LEZORAY, this job is not her main job :
![](https://d3a7ykdi65m4cy.cloudfront.net/com-en/s3fs-public/inline-images/280623Opp4.png)
As show on the first image, this contact does not appear in the opportunity contact list because the contact's account is not the main job.
Is it possible to make a business rule based on the contact's professional experience, which would allow the contact to appear in the list even if it's not their main experience?
I can not find the contact career object in the business rules.
Thank you,
Nicolas