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Explain the Salesforce dashboard?
Explain the Salesforce dashboard?
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Hi Laveena,
A Dashboard in Salesforce is a visual show of key metrics and trends for records in your Org. The relationship between the two that is Salesforce Dashboard part and report is 1:1; for each dashboard component in Salesforce, there’s only one underlying Salesforce Report. However, you’ll be able to use a similar report in multiple dashboard components on one dashboard (e.g., use the same report in both a bar chart and pie chart). All the Multiple components of the dashboard will be shown along on one dashboard page layout, creating a strong visual display and some way to consume multiple reports that often have a typical theme, like sales performance, client support, etc.
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