A Splunk admin is adding a report that shows a time-based trend of error counts to a dashboard. The dashboard currently has a summary panel at the top and a table below. Where should the admin place the new report panel to best support the dashboard's flow?

Between the summary and the table to separate them.

In a new row at the top, pushing existing panels down.

Above the summary panel so it is the first thing viewers see.

Below the table to keep the dashboard's top-to-bottom flow from summary to details.

What is the first step to add an existing report to a dashboard in Splunk Web?

Navigate to the Reports listing page and select 'Add to Dashboard' from the report's actions menu.

Use the Search app to run the report's search and then click 'Save As Dashboard'.

Open the dashboard in Edit mode and click Add Panel.

Create a new dashboard from the Dashboards page and then manually copy the search string into a new panel.

After adding a report to a dashboard, a Splunk user wants to ensure that other users with appropriate permissions can see the new panel. What is the final step the user must take?

Refresh the browser tab to see the changes immediately.

Export the dashboard to a PDF and share it via email.

Save the dashboard and then verify it in a new browser session.

Send the report's search to other users so they can run it themselves.

A Splunk user has added a report to a dashboard and set the panel's time range to 'Last 30 days'. After saving, the user notices that the panel still shows data from the last 24 hours. What is the most likely reason?

The dashboard has a global time range that overrides the panel setting.

The panel is not connected to the report.

The user forgot to save the dashboard after changing the panel setting.

The report's original time range is fixed and cannot be changed.

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A Splunk admin is adding a report that shows a time-based trend of error counts to a dashboard. The dashboard currently has a summary panel at the top and a table below. Where should the admin place the new report panel to best support the dashboard's flow?
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What is the first step to add an existing report to a dashboard in Splunk Web?
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After adding a report to a dashboard, a Splunk user wants to ensure that other users with appropriate permissions can see the new panel. What is the final step the user must take?
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A Splunk user has added a report to a dashboard and set the panel's time range to 'Last 30 days'. After saving, the user notices that the panel still shows data from the last 24 hours. What is the most likely reason?
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Which Splunk Web page provides the option to add an existing report to a dashboard?
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