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The documentation on DescribeFieldResult is pretty clear. If this method returns true, you can use it in a GROUP BY clause.

isGroupable()

Returns true if the field can be included in the GROUP BY clause of a SOQL query, false otherwise. This method is only available for Apex classes and triggers saved using API version 18.0 and higher.

I have to dig for better documentation, but I know specifically that formula fields as well as boolean and rich text fields are not groupable.

The documentation on DescribeFieldResult is pretty clear. If this method returns true, you can use it in a GROUP BY clause.

isGroupable()

Returns true if the field can be included in the GROUP BY clause of a SOQL query, false otherwise. This method is only available for Apex classes and triggers saved using API version 18.0 and higher.

The documentation on DescribeFieldResult is pretty clear. If this method returns true, you can use it in a GROUP BY clause.

isGroupable()

Returns true if the field can be included in the GROUP BY clause of a SOQL query, false otherwise. This method is only available for Apex classes and triggers saved using API version 18.0 and higher.

I have to dig for better documentation, but I know specifically that formula fields as well as boolean and rich text fields are not groupable.

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The documentation on DescribeFieldResult is pretty clear. If this method returns true, you can use it in a GROUP BY clause.

isGroupable()

Returns true if the field can be included in the GROUP BY clause of a SOQL query, false otherwise. This method is only available for Apex classes and triggers saved using API version 18.0 and higher.