This article explains what dynamic dashboards are, how many your organization can have based on your Salesforce edition, how to find the current count of dynamic dashboards in use, and what options are available when you reach the limit.
You have reached the limit if you see the error: "Limit for dashboards run as logged-in user reached" or if you cannot create a new dynamic dashboard despite having edit access.
Dynamic dashboards run as the logged-in user, allowing each viewer to see data filtered to their own access. Salesforce enforces a per-org limit based on your edition:
There is no dedicated counter in Setup showing current dynamic dashboard usage. Admins must query or search to find existing dynamic dashboards before requesting an increase or freeing capacity.
SELECT Id, Title, RunningUser.Name FROM Dashboard WHERE RunningUser.Username = null to find dashboards without a fixed running user (these are dynamic). Dynamic dashboard limits are tied to your Salesforce edition and are not self-service adjustable. If you need more than your edition limit allows:
Reports and Dashboards Limits and Allocations
Available with Sales Engagement in Sales Cloud, which is included in Performance and Unlimited Editions, and available for an extra cost in Enterprise Editions. Sales Engagement is also available for an extra cost in Service Cloud and Lightning Platform.
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