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Steps
Let's start with creating a Saved Filter.
For this example, we have created a Saved Filter that searches for all Opportunities under "
Grand Hotels":
This is the SOQL Query that was generated:Code Block language sql SELECT Name, Amount FROM Opportunity WHERE Name LIKE 'Grand Hotels%' ORDER BY Name ASC NULLS FIRST
We have saved this Saved Filter under the name"
Grand Hotels Opp".Now, on an empty page, create a Chart macro.
Edit the Chart macro and change the Type parameter to "
Bar".
Click Save.Within the Chart macro, create a Salesforce Table macro.
Edit the Salesforce Table macro.
Let's use the Saved Filter we created earlier on.
Click Save.
As a side note, this is what the Salesforce Table would look like without using the Chart macro:
Save the Confluence page to view the result:
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