An administrator is configuring dashboard visibility and security settings for a sales team. Which two statements correctly describe how running user settings affect dashboard data visibility? (Select 2 answers)
- A dynamic dashboard displays data according to the security and record access permissions of the logged-in viewer.Answer
- Users viewing a dynamic dashboard cannot access underlying individual records that their sharing rules restrict.Answer
- CViewing a dynamic dashboard temporarily elevates a user's permissions to view all underlying records in the organization.
- DSetting a static running user permanently changes the Organization-Wide Defaults for all objects included in the source reports.
- EDynamic dashboards override object-level security permissions to display confidential fields to all dashboard viewers.
Answer
The correct statements are that a dynamic dashboard displays data according to the security and record access permissions of the logged-in viewer, and users viewing a dynamic dashboard cannot access underlying individual records that their sharing rules restrict.
Dynamic dashboards calculate and present metrics based on the logged-in user's own security context. Users only see data they have permission to access, and viewing a dashboard component never grants access to drill down into records that are restricted by sharing rules or Organization-Wide Defaults.
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Dashboard Running User and Visibility Settings