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# Create a report (custom) entry

Create a custom Report entry in Remote Desktop Manager to generate custom field reports or connection lists using a PowerShell script.

In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up a PowerShell entry to generate a custom report in Remote Desktop Manager. This is useful for generating custom reports tailored to your environment.

### Create the custom report entry

1. Click the ***New entry*** button.
2. Select ***Report (custom)*** under ***Macro/Script/Tool*** – ***Tool***.
3. Enter the ***Name***.
4. In the ***General*** tab:

   * Set the ***Type*** to ***Custom field report*** or ***Connection list***.
   * The ***Script source*** can either be;
     * ***PowerShell***: Enter the script in the ***Script*** tab.
     * ***Linked entry***: Choose a PowerShell entry with the script in it, this would make it easier to use the same script for multiple entries.
   * Add ***Timeout (ms)*** (optional).
   * Add necessary ***Fields***.

   <div data-gb-custom-block data-tag="hint" data-style="info" class="hint hint-info"><p>If you chose <em><strong>Linked Entry</strong></em> , skip step 5.</p></div>
5. In the ***Script*** tab, add the custom script. There is a ***Sample*** script at the bottom of this tab to use as reference.
6. In the ***Parameters*** tab, add parameters that can be used in the script (by using $PARAMETER1$, $PARAMETER2$, etc).
7. Click ***OK*** to create the entry and close this window.
8. Select the ***Report*** entry and click on ***Execute***.

### See also

* [Devolutions Academy – Configuring a report (custom) entry](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/activity/2586107-configuring-a-report-custom-entry)


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