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In this section, we'll build a Salesforce account selector where the user will be able to select what Account to filter by using a pulldown menu with a list of available Salesforce Accounts. This is built using a combination of Scaffolding and Reporting apps.
To select the account, the user will then have to click the Edit Contents button on the Confluence page.
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<h3>Select the Account: </h3>
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<ac:parameter ac:name="name">AccountName</ac:parameter>
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