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 To ensure a dashboard has the most current data, you need to click refresh on the dashboard page. Refreshing the browser or opening the dashboard will not update the data in the dashboard components3. You can also schedule a dashboard to refresh automatically at regular intervals

The type of chart that the associate should add to the report to help visualize the changes in a value over a series of points in time is a line chart. A line chart shows how a numeric value changes over time or across categories, using a continuous line that connects the data points. A line chart is useful for showing trends, patterns, or fluctuations in the data.

Selecting the personalization button (pencil icon), then clicking and dragging the item name up or down to adjust its location is the correct way to customize the items on the navigation bar, as shown in the screenshot.

 A gauge is a dashboard component type that shows a single value within a range of custom values. A gauge is useful for showing whether a metric, such as revenue or customer satisfaction, is within a desired range. For example, a gauge could show the current revenue as a needle pointing to a green, yellow, or red zone, indicating whether the revenue is above, below, or on target. A metric is a dashboard component type that shows a single value, such as the total number of accounts or the average deal size. A metric does not show a range of values. A chart is a dashboard component type that shows data in a graphical format, such as a pie chart, a bar chart, or a line chart. A chart is useful for showing the distribution or trend of data, but not a single value within a range.

 Multitenant is the sharing type that shares a single, common infrastructure and code base. Multitenant means that multiple customers (tenants) share the same hardware, software, and infrastructure resources, but their data and configurations are isolated and secure. This allows Salesforce to deliver high performance, scalability, and availability to its customers4

Permission sets are what should be used to allow additional field-level access to individual employees based on their job duties. Permission sets are a type of metadata that grant additional access and permissions to users based on their functional or departmental needs. Permission sets can include field-level security settings that allow read or edit access to specific fields on an object. Permission sets can be assigned to multiple users, regardless of their profile. Individual profiles are a type of metadata that define the baseline access and permissions for users based on their license type and job function. Profiles include field-level security settings that allow read or edit access to fields on an object. Profiles cannot be assigned to individual users, but to a group of users who share the same license and job function. Role hierarchy is a type of metadata that define the level of access and visibility of records for users based on their position in the organization. Role hierarchy allows users to access records owned by or shared with users below them in the hierarchy. Role hierarchy does not affect field-level access, but record-level access.