Customers may observe that users who have dashboard permissions, such as "Manage Dashboards in Public Folders," are still unable to edit dashboards that were originally created by another user.
Typically, these users can:
The "Edit" option may remain available, however the user will not be able to save the changes made to the dashboard that they didn't create.
This article explains why users with "Manage Dashboards in Public Folders" or similar permissions still can't save edits to a dashboard created by another user, and the available workarounds.
Salesforce currently restricts editing of dashboards to:
This behavior is working as designed at this time. This is a known limitation tracked as a feature gap — customers interested in this enhancement can monitor and vote on the Idea Exchange entry linked in Additional Resources below.
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