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# Can I add custom fields to the header and footer of a report?

Although we don't support adding custom fields to the header and footer, you can hide default fields and change the text labels to match your business structure and style (e.g. you can relabel "Contact" to "Sales Rep".)

## Related 

* [Article: Show/hide header fields in Report and Run: Cloud](/manual/readme/customization/show-hide-header-fields.md)
* [Article: Show/hide header fields in Report and Run: Offline](/manual/report-and-run/customization/show-hide-fields.md)
* [Article: Change report labels in Report and Run: Offline](/manual/report-and-run/customization/change-report-labels.md)
* [Article: Customize report labels in Report and Run: Cloud](/manual/readme/customization/customize-labels.md)
* [FAQ: How do I create a new report template with custom fields?](/manual/faq/c150/c155/q489.md)


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