The administrator at Ursa Major Solar has just finished creating new hot Account reports that filter Accounts that were modified this year with a rating of hot. The report was shared with the entire sales team. Some users are seeing some Accounts that have NOT been modified since last year and other Accounts where the rating is cold. What should the administrator do to ensure that the report works as intended for all users?

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A. Lock the report filters. When report filters are locked, users are prevented from changing or removing those specific filters when running the report. This ensures that everyone viewing the shared report sees the data consistently, exactly as defined by the administrator's filters ("modified this year" and "rating of hot").

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B. Create a filter using bucketing. Creating a filter using bucketing is a method for categorizing and grouping report data, not for enforcing specific filter criteria or preventing users from modifying existing filters.

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C. Create the report in a private folder. Creating the report in a private folder would make it inaccessible to the shared sales team, directly contradicting the requirement that the report was shared with the team.

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D. Use a cross-object filter. A cross-object filter allows filtering records based on fields from related objects, which is a different filtering capability and does not address the issue of users modifying existing filters.

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