Refer to the exhibit. An engineer wants to view a range of days different than the entire dashboard. Which widget configuration must the engineer set to accomplish this goal?

Question

Options

• ADisable global time override per widget.
• BEnable global time override.
• CEnable override local widget time settings in Dashboard Default Settings.
• DEnable relative time per widget.

• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  95% (37)

Explanation

Enabling relative time per widget allows an individual widget to display data over a time range that is independent of the global dashboard time range. When this setting is enabled on a specific widget, the engineer can configure that widget to show, for example, the last 7 days, while the rest of the dashboard displays a different period - giving per-widget time granularity.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A - Disabling global time override would detach the widget from dashboard-level time, but alone it doesn't let you set a custom range; it's a passive action rather than an enabling one.
• B - Enabling global time override forces the dashboard's time range onto all widgets, which is the opposite of showing a different range on one widget.
• C - Overriding local widget time settings in Dashboard Default Settings pushes the global/dashboard time down to widgets, again suppressing per-widget customization rather than enabling it.

Memory tip: Think of "relative time per widget" as giving each widget its own independent clock. If you want one widget to march to a different beat than the dashboard, you must turn on its own rhythm - that's option D. Any option mentioning "global" or "dashboard default" is centralizing control, which is the opposite goal.

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