Use a cross filter to fine-tune your results by including or excluding records from
related objects and their fields, without having to write formulas or code. You can apply
cross filters by themselves, or in combination with field filters.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning
Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
Available in: Enhanced Folder Sharing
User Permissions
Needed
To add edit, or delete a cross filter in private reports:
Enhanced Folder Sharing
Create and Customize Reports
To add edit, or delete a cross filter in private and public
reports:
Enhanced Folder Sharing
Report Builder OR Report Builder (Lightning
Experience)
To see which accounts have escalated cases, create an accounts report and add a cross
filter. Set the cross filter to show accounts with cases. Then, filter cases for
status equals escalated.
Create a Cross Filter Use cross filters to include or exclude records in your report results based on related objects and their fields.
Edit a Cross Filter To change how a cross filter filters the primary or secondary object, edit it.
Delete a Cross Filter When you no longer need a cross filter, or a subfilter in a cross filter, delete it.
Example: Use WITH in Cross Filters Use cross filters to filter a report by an object's child objects using WITH conditions. For example, filter a report to show just accounts with cases.
Example: Use WITHOUT in Cross Filters Use cross filters to filter a report by an object's child objects using WITHOUT conditions. For example, filter a report to show just contacts without activities.
Example: Multiple Cross Filters and a Subfilter Use cross filters to filter a report by an object's child objects using both WITH and WITHOUT conditions. For example, filter a report to show accounts that have cases but don’t have activities.
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