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A report can include up to 5 Custom Summary Formula fields. This limit is hard-coded and cannot be increased.

Here are the steps to add Formula Field in Report using Salesforce Lightning Edition: Step 1: Log in to your Salesforce account and navigate to Setup. Step 2: In the App Launcher search box, search for reports and select the Reports option. Step 3: Click on the New Report button and create a new report.

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A maximum of 10 Formula fields can be added to a report. A Formula Field cannot be used inside another formula field. Aggregated fields are not supported. You cannot create Number Data Type formula field in the By section.

The custom summary formula is only available in the Summary, Matrix, and Joined reports. Use a custom summary formula to calculate additional totals based on the numeric fields available in the report or the record count.

Summary Formulas go across multiple records, while Row-Level Formulas go across a single record. You can think of Summary Formulas as the column-based formula (where the formula result displays at the bottom of a column), whereas the Row-Level Formula result displays on the row itself.