Select all of the common pitfalls this list related to building a dashboard:O Too many colorsUsing a single pageHaving too much precisionIncluding ambiguous languageSMART GoalsO Having more than one page

Dashboard A dashboard in simple terms is nothing but a visual display of data. The motive of creating a dashboard and displaying the data is that it becomes easy to share data, analyse its segments, uses data from its own page which is connected to linked database or data available at various pages with the help of hyperlinks. A dashboard is used to present data as:- it is an easy way to measure efficiency identifies trends easily generate detailed reports in a single click decisions taken are backed with data, past trends and future forecasts identifies and outlines the correlation among various dataDashboard has various uses, however, creating or building a dashboard has some issues that should be taken care of. The correct options are a, c, d and f. Option a: Too many colours make the dashboard confusing, hence it proves to be a drawback for building a dashboard. Option b: Using a single page cannot be a pitfall as a dashboard is of a single page only. It has hyperlinks linked to the data to be shared through the dashboard. Hence, it is not a pitfall in building a dashboard. Option c: Having too much precision also sometimes is drawback while building a dashboard as it makes the dashboard confusing and heavy (loaded with excess data). Hence it is a pitfall in building a dashboard. Option d: Including ambiguous language is a a major pitfall as it effects the comprehension of the dashboard. Hence it is a pitfall in building a dashboard. Option e: SMART Goals are used to explain the KPIs, goals and objective. Hence it is not a pitfall in building a dashboard. Option f: Having more than one page is insignificant as a dashboard has only one page linked to various pages. Hence it is a pitfall in building a dashboard.