• Carli Anderson
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I created a macro in Excel that updates a custom object each month. It does everything except use the connector to: refresh the page, update the changes, and delete certain items, this has to be done manually by me after the macro finishes making the updates. I've tried researching this, but the only thing I've found doesn't work for me. Found here (https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/ForumsMain?id=906F00000008rkhIAA).

I basically need the macro to access the connector plugin to refresh a query, update certain fields, and delete certain objects.

Thanks.
I created a macro in Excel that updates a custom object each month. It does everything except use the connector to: refresh the page, update the changes, and delete certain items, this has to be done manually by me after the macro finishes making the updates. I've tried researching this, but the only thing I've found doesn't work for me. Found here (https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/ForumsMain?id=906F00000008rkhIAA).

I basically need the macro to access the connector plugin to refresh a query, update certain fields, and delete certain objects.

Thanks.

Hey all,

 

So I am using some command buttons to execute some page redirects via page references, but I was wondering how I could specify the target for the new window. I know that outputLink has the target attribute, but I would like to stick with the default Salesforce style on the buttons and not have to recreate it myself. Right now I have resorted to using javascript because I can specify "_parent", but does anyone know how to accomplish this with a PageReference?

 

Thanks!