In this section, you will find some tips in order to select the report type you need. |
Concerned profiles:
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When you create a new report, the selection of the report type is a critical step. It determines:
Be very careful when you select the report type, because there is no possibility to change it once your report is created. |
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Some report types are combine several objects. For instance :
With those two report types, you will have the same fields and filters available, but there is a major difference with data:
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The order of the objects also impact the pre-filters: the first object is the main object. Let's take an example with the report types:
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Report types for Accounts & Contacts | |
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| To report on Accounts and/or Contacts, you should use: | Report type: "Contacts & Accounts" |
| To report on Accounts and GBU Customer Segmentation you should use: | Report type: "Accounts with GBU Customer Segmentation" |
To report on Accounts and Account Team Members you should use: | Report type: "Account with Account Teams" |
Report types for Activities and Visit Reports | |
| To report on Tasks and Events, you should use: | Report type: "Activities" Report types: "Activities with ..." or Report type: "Cases with Activities" / "Visit Reports with Activities" |
To report on Visit reports, you should use: | Report type: "Visit reports" Report types: "Visit reports with ..." |
Report types for Cases | |
| To report on cases (complaints, customer requests, sample requests), you should use: | Report type: "Cases with Case Product Details" Report type: "Cases with/without Case Product Details" |
To select a specific type of case in the report, add a filter on "Case Record Type", and select:
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Report types for Opportunities | |
| To report on opportunities and opportunity product, you should use: | Report Type: "Opportunity with products" |
| To report on opportunities and business potential, you should use: | Report Type: "Opportunities with Product Forecasts" Note:
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