A fixed dashboard is one where the ‘View Dashboard As’ setting is fixed to a specific user. This is achieved by selecting ‘Another Person’ and choosing a specific user in the ‘View Dashboard As’ section.
This means that when users view the dashboard, they will view the data the ‘viewing as’ user has access to, potentially granting them visibility of data they wouldn’t usually have sight of.
The ‘View Dashboard As’ user can be set in the properties of the dashboard. In the following image, I have selected the ‘viewing as’ user to be Charlotte, the VP of Sales at Cloudy Computing. When other users view the dashboard, they will have visibility of all the data Charlotte can see. This could mean that users in subordinate roles i.e. Sales Team members may see each other's data.

A fixed dashboard is one where the ‘View Dashboard As’ setting is fixed to a specific user. This is achieved by selecting ‘Another Person’ and choosing a specific user in the ‘View Dashboard As’ section.
This means that when users view the dashboard, they will view the data the ‘viewing as’ user has access to, potentially granting them visibility of data they wouldn’t usually have sight of.
The ‘View Dashboard As’ user can be set in the properties of the dashboard. In the following image, I have selected the ‘viewing as’ user to be Charlotte, the VP of Sales at Cloudy Computing. When other users view the dashboard, they will have visibility of all the data Charlotte can see. This could mean that users in subordinate roles i.e. Sales Team members may see each other's data.


