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Salesforce cases have a specific user as Case owner; our organization has a turnover very fast during a day, so we need to change case ownership from one user to another.

Our issues are:

  • Currently, only the Team Leader user or the current owner can change case ownership: how can we manage the need of change in case of vacation or day-off? Is it possible to give only the "change case ownership" grant to all normal users, avoiding the "delete case grant"?
  • Cases Reminder objects (alerts) are shown only to the current case owner. Is it possible to make them available for every user?
In a few words, our organization would have available a "users group" case ownership instead of a "specific user" case ownership.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Simone
  • January 23, 2008
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Hi everybody.
I successfully install the Office Edition for Salesforce, but I cannot find any difference when I open Excel.
 
Consider that the system has recognized the installation, because Salesforce item is inside the additional item lists, and that plugin is correctly flagged.
 
What can I do?
 
Thank for advice.
  • August 23, 2007
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Hi everybody.
I successfully install the Office Edition for Salesforce, but I cannot find any difference when I open Excel.
 
Consider that the system has recognized the installation, because Salesforce item is inside the additional item lists, and that plugin is correctly flagged.
 
What can I do?
 
Thank for advice.
  • August 21, 2007
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I'm using Excel connector for Salesforce.
I read all the options, but I didn' find any setting to make Excel connector extracting the field labels instead of the field name in the Header of a Column.
 
I need to extract the Field Label because an Access pointing application reads all the label that are inside my Salesforce Customized Application.
 
Could someone advise?
 
Thanks.
 
 
  • August 21, 2007
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Is it possible to view Salesforce data in Microsoft Access, either directly or alternatively by e.g. using VBA and automation to login and refresh an Excel spreadsheet linked to a Salesforce report via the addin?