# Salesforce Object Macro

To setup **Salesforce Object Macro**, go to your Salesforce Object page.

Copy the entire link.

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Paste the link in a Confluence Page. The pasted link will be converted to Salesforce Object Macro.

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You can edit the macro to display more fields.

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Since the **Field(s) to display** will be converted to SOQL query, you can utilize SOQL Select Functions, for instance, to format the AnnualRevenue.

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Alternatively, you can also insert the macro manually.

Type **/sales**.&#x20;

Select **Salesforce Object.**

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Select your desired connection and type the Object ID.

By default, Salesforce Object Link will be displayed as the Object's Name.

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To display more fields, select Field(s) to display. When more than one field is selected, a table will be shown instead.

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Finally, Click **Insert** to save.

### Template Variables

Salesforce Object Macro enables you to use Object ID as template variable. To learn more, go to [template-variables](https://docs.upsmith.app/atlassian-cloud/salesforce-for-confluence/user-guide/template-variables "mention")