Which of the following cannot be used as a source report for the Analytical Snap Shot?
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A. B. C. D.C.
The Analytical Snapshot is a powerful tool in Salesforce that allows you to capture a moment in time of your report data and store it for future analysis. It's typically used to report on historical data that is not subject to change, such as monthly sales or quarterly forecasts.
When creating an Analytical Snapshot, you must select a source report that provides the data to be captured. The source report can be a Tabular, Summary, or Matrix report. Here's a brief description of each report type:
Tabular report: This report type displays data in a simple, columnar format. It's best used for displaying data that doesn't require grouping or summary calculations.
Summary report: This report type displays data in groups, with subtotals and grand totals. It's best used for summarizing data and identifying trends.
Matrix report: This report type displays data in a grid, with rows and columns that can be grouped and summarized. It's best used for comparing data across different dimensions.
Now, let's address the question. Which of the following cannot be used as a source report for the Analytical Snapshot?
The answer is D. All can be used. All three report types (Tabular, Summary, and Matrix) can be used as source reports for the Analytical Snapshot. You can select any report that has been saved in your organization's Reports tab, regardless of its type, and use it as the source for your Analytical Snapshot.
In summary, when creating an Analytical Snapshot, you have the flexibility to select the type of report that best suits your needs as the source for the data to be captured.