@Priyesh  Yes, you can definitely use a condition involving two columns in a filter when defining a report. To achieve this, you need to set up a filter that checks both Column A and Column B at the same time. For example, if you want to include only the rows where Column A is equal to "XYZ" and Column B is equal to "UVT", you would create a filter with both these conditions combined using the AND operator. In many reporting tools, this can be done by adding two separate conditions in the filter section and specifying that both must be true. If you’re using SQL for your report, the WHERE clause would look like this: WHERE ColumnA = 'XYZ' AND ColumnB = 'UVT'. Make sure that your report definition interface allows for multiple conditions and that you correctly select the logical operator (AND) to link them. This way, the report will only display data that meets both criteria simultaneously, making your reports more precise and relevant. Additionally, always test your filter to ensure it’s working as expected by previewing the report with sample data.