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Some reports changes are not saving

I got through all of the reports I complained about in my previous post of about 30 minutes ago. I went to test them and noticed that some of the columns I added are not there. I went back in, thinking I did something wrong, and added them back. When I re-ran the report, the columns were still missing! Weird thing is that some columns did make it into the report. The only ones that did not seem to take were custom fields. Standard fields that I added did get saved. Help!

I tested this issue in both IE and Firefox. It’s something on the server side.

3 Comments »

  1. anon Said,

    January 9, 2006 @ 8:23 am

    Did you file a case? Letting salesforce.com know about this might get it resolved quicker.

  2. Scott Hemmeter Said,

    January 9, 2006 @ 8:32 am

    Yes, I logged a case with Salesforce.

  3. David Claiborne Said,

    January 25, 2006 @ 7:07 am

    For what it is worth, I found the same behavior in reports, also involving columns based on custom fields.

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