A Salesforce administrator is configuring custom report types to support executive reporting. Which two statements correctly describe the capabilities of custom report types when defining object relationships? (Select two answers.)
- Object relationships can be specified as 'with' (each record must have at least one related record) or 'with or without' (records may or may not have related records).Answer
- A primary object can be linked to up to three levels of child objects, allowing a maximum of four objects in the report type hierarchy.Answer
- CCustom report types automatically evaluate summary formula calculations row-by-row for custom objects without requiring report formulas.
- DCustom report types grant viewing users access to underlying records that are otherwise hidden by organization-wide defaults.
- ELookup relationships in custom report types automatically create roll-up summary fields across parent and child records.
Answer
The correct answers are the statements that object relationships can be specified using 'with' or 'with or without' constraints, and that a primary object can be linked down through up to three child levels (four objects total).
Custom report types provide the ability to specify object join rules ('with' or 'with or without') to control parent record visibility regardless of child record presence. Additionally, Salesforce allows building custom report types up to four object levels deep in a single hierarchy (e.g., Accounts > Contacts > Cases > Solutions).
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Custom Report Type Object Relationships and Capabilities