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Filtering Your Reports

Why filter?#

Filters limit which records a report includes. Every report — tabular or pivot — uses the same two-part filter panel: a Date Range and a list of Criteria. Open it from the Filters tab in the builder.

The Filters tab showing the Date Range and Criteria sections

Date Range#

First choose a Date Field to filter on (Created Date and Modified Date are always available, plus any date field on the module). Then pick a Preset or a custom range:

  • Last 7 days

  • Last 30 days

  • Last 90 days

  • Month to date

  • Quarter to date

  • Year to date

  • Custom range — pick an exact From and To date

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Set the date range before you read any numbers. "10 deals closed" means very different things over 7 days versus 12 months.

Criteria#

The Criteria section adds field-based conditions. Click + Add and build a rule with a field, an operator, and a value. The operators available depend on the field type:

  • is / is not — exact match

  • is any of / is none of — match a list of picklist values

  • greater than / / less than / — for numbers and dates

  • has value — the field is not empty

Date fields relabel the comparison operators to calendar words such as on, after, and before.

AND / OR logic#

When you add more than one criterion, a connector appears between them. Use AND to require every condition, or OR to match any of them.

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Reports are bounded for performance: a date window can span at most 24 months, and a report can filter by up to 50 users and use up to 8 metrics. If you need more, split the report or narrow the window.
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Start broad, confirm the data looks right, then add filters to narrow down. It is much easier to debug a report that shows too much than one that shows nothing.

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