Which statement best describes the relationship between board views and dashboards for reporting?

• A. Board views let you display data in multiple ways; dashboards display data in a single configuration.
• B. Board views let you see data in one form; dashboards display data in multiple ways.
• C. Board views are not used for reporting.
• D. Dashboards cannot display data.

Answer: (B)

Board views are a single, board-specific way to present data at a time, while dashboards are flexible reporting surfaces that bring in data from one or more boards and display it through multiple widgets in different visual formats. This distinction matters because you often use a board view to focus on one format (like a table or a Kanban board) to manage day-to-day work, switching views as needed. Dashboards, on the other hand, are designed for insights, letting you combine charts, numbers, timelines, and other widgets to show several aspects of performance at once. So the correct idea is that a board view shows data in one form, whereas dashboards display data in multiple ways.