Board views vs dashboards: Which statement is true?

• A. Board views display data in multiple ways; dashboards display data in a single configuration.
• B. Board views display data in one form; dashboards display data in multiple ways.
• C. Board views are only for internal teams; dashboards are for external clients.
• D. Board views cannot be used for reporting; dashboards can.

Answer: (B)

Board views show the board’s data in a single format at a time. When you pick a view—Kanban, Table, Calendar, Timeline, Chart, etc.—that view presents the data in that one form. If you want a different representation, you switch to another view. Dashboards, on the other hand, bring data from one or more boards together on a single page and display it using multiple widgets (charts, numbers, timelines, calendars, and more). That lets you see several representations of data all at once.

So the statement that board views display data in one form while dashboards display data in multiple ways is the best fit. The other options don’t align with how views and dashboards actually work: a board view isn’t inherently multiple forms at once, dashboards aren’t limited to a single configuration, and board views aren’t restricted to internal use or to dashboards being the only reporting surface.