Create a joined Data 360 report to compare data from related Data Model Objects (DMOs)
in a single report. Joined Data 360 reports use the same report blocks, grouping, filtering, and
cross-block summary formulas as the joined reports in Lightning reports.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Data 360 in Developer, Enterprise,
Performance, and Unlimited Editions
Before you create a joined report in Data 360 report:
Confirm that each block you plan to add shares at least one common DMO with the base or
primary block.
In the report builder, create a Data 360 report or open an existing report.
Change the report format to Joined.
The report builder adds the current report type as the base block. For more
information, see Create a Joined Report.
You can group across report blocks only by fields that exist in every active block.
Fields that exist in only one block appear only in that block and can't be used to group
other blocks. For more information, see Work with Blocks.
Save the report.
After you save the report, you can configure additional joined report features by following
the same procedures that you use for joined reports in Lightning reports.
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