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what is the maximum no. of objects that can be added to a custom report type in Salesforce?
what is the maximum number of objects that can be added to a custom report type in salesforce?
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A custom report type can contain up to 60 object references.
For Reference: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=reports_report_type_guidelines.htm&type=5
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Hi Piyush,
A custom report type can contain up to 60 object references. For example, if you select the maximum limit of four object relationships for a report type, then you could select fields via lookup from an additional 56 objects.
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