Row-Level Formulas In Reports

Salesforce has introduced row-level formulas in its Summer '19 update. This allows admins to create custom formulas to display in the report builder, simplifying the usage of various metrics without the need for new fields on objects. Despite being a Beta feature, row-level formulas can be easily enabled in the setup under report and dashboard settings.

Evaluate Each Record in Reports with Row-Level Formulas.

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You may have created the formula field on the object to get data in the report. But, now from Summer ‘19, we have row-level formulas in Salesforce.

Row-level formulas enable us to create custom formulas to display in the report within the Salesforce report builder. That means we can quickly use the various formula like – Days to close, No of days since record created, etc. in our opportunity/object report without creating new fields on the object. This is a very productive win for admins, they can easily play with the data right within the report builder and display what we need without any extra configuration.

This is a beta feature, so there is some limitation mentioned in the summer ’19 release note.

To use “Row-Level Formulas” you need to enable it in Setup under report and dashboard settings.

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Go To | Report Tab| Open report | Click on the icon shown in the screenshot | Select Add Row-Level Formula (Beta)

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Enter Column Name | Description | Choose Formula Output Type | Choose Decimal Point | Add formula | and click on Apply.

Formula:

CLOSE_DATE - DATEVALUE(CREATED_DATE)

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Save and Run the report.

Now you can see the formula column in your report. Isn’t this super easy? 🙂  You can add different formula column in your report according to your business need.

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Arun Kumar
Arun Kumar

Arun Kumar is a Salesforce Certified Platform Developer I with over 7+ years of experience working on the Salesforce platform. He specializes in developing custom applications, integrations, and reports to help customers streamline their business processes. Arun is passionate about helping businesses leverage the power of Salesforce to achieve their goals.

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