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# Creating Reports using Custom Field Tables
Custom field tables behave differently than standard custom fields in reports. This lesson will show you how to create a report using them. Before attempting this, you should know how to create a [simple report](/administrator-documentation/reports/creating-reports/creating-a-basic-report.md), a [report with custom fields](/administrator-documentation/reports/creating-reports/creating-a-report-using-custom-fields.md), and a [report with conditions](/administrator-documentation/reports/creating-reports/creating-a-report-with-conditions.md).
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### Add the custom field table entities
To add a column from a custom field table to a report, ensure that you add the correct entities when creating the report. These entities can be found under **CustomFieldGroupTable** in the **Admin Tables** section.
First, add **CustomFieldGroupID** as a condition. Then add the columns from the table that you want to display in your report.
The following steps show you how to locate your custom field table ID value and columns for creating reports. Once these have been added, you can complete the report as normal.
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### Find the custom field group ID
To locate the custom field table ID, hover your mouse over the custom field group that contains the table—in this case, **Client Customers**.
The field group ID number will be displayed in the URL that appears along the bottom edge of your screen. In this example, the ID is **1213**. Enter this number as the condition for your custom field group ID to select this custom field table for your report.
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### Find the column number
The column numbers for your report are sequential: the leftmost column is **Column 1**, the next is **Column 2**, and so on.
If you are unsure, hover your mouse over the column you wish to include and the column number will be displayed in the URL.
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### Complete the custom field table report
When you run a report including custom field group columns, they will be displayed exactly as standard columns within the report.
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