This article explains how to create a Salesforce Dashboard with fixed Filters applied at the Dashboard level. By adding predefined Filters, all Dashboard components display consistent data, improving usability and reducing setup time. The steps include creating a new Dashboard, adding Reports as components, configuring Filters, and saving the Dashboard for use.
This article explains how to build a Salesforce Dashboard with fixed filters so every component on the dashboard shows consistent, predefined data without requiring viewers to set filters manually. Applying filters at the dashboard level streamlines the user experience and reduces the setup time needed for each report.
Note: Adding a report as a dashboard component links the report's data to a visual widget. For example, you can add a pipeline report and a case-volume report as two separate components on the same dashboard. You can add multiple components from different reports to a single dashboard.
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