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I merged two thousand duplicates in Salesforce manually, AMA
When faced with thousands of duplicates in Salesforce, what is the best way to merge them? Here's my reflection of merging them manually, and what I learned in the process.
recurring thoughts on recurring donations in the Salesforce NPSP
This post will read like "inside baseball" for people who are familiar with Salesforce, the Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP), various iterations of the NPSP over the years, and other automation features in Salesforce. However, if you don't regularly engage in those topics, I hope there's still ideas worth discussing in here! For more than 5 … Continue reading recurring thoughts on recurring donations in the Salesforce NPSP
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What can today's data managers and activists learn from how Ella Baker managed contact data for SCLC and SNCC?
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Reflection on 7 areas of growth observed over the past year! Conga Composer Global Merge, Salesforce Flow, and even a new computer. Plus, bitmojis!
how to combine three contact lists
How to use simple spreadsheet formulas to merge three or more contact lists into one. Useful for data cleanup, data migration, surveys, event management, and email blasts!
i faced off against microsoft word mail merge, and…
How I used Conga Composer, Microsoft Word Mail Merge, and some elbow grease to conditionally show/hide tables (and why you might want to, too!)
how to avoid nonprofit data scams
Pandemics, scams, spreadsheets - OH MY! I'm learning all about fraud and broken promises. In this post, I share my latest insights and how nonprofiteers can shape tech deliberations with trust at heart.
Dear Spreadsheet Whisperer: Date Me?
What do my partner, date field formulas, and the Chicks have in common? Read this post to find out! Especially if you create time sheet systems to manage your workload!