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Can I use formula field in a Salesforce custom report?
I want to create a custom report. Can I use formula field in the custom report?
please help.
Thanks in advance
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2 Replies
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Hi Ajay,
Try This link:-http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/110491/can-we-use-a-formula-field-value-in-a-report
Hope this help you.
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Hi Ajay,
If you are using a custom report type Goto Setup -> Create -> Report types
Click on your report type
Scroll to the bottom, and click the button Edit Layout.
You can find the list of fields in the object and choose the field to be added and pull it into the layout. This would be available on the bottom right of the screen.
Hope this helps you.
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