C1000-026 · Question #8
An administrator needs to save a search to use it in the dashboards. To do so, which search feature does the administrator need to select in the "Include in my Dashboard" checkbox?
The correct answer is D. Group by some property. Group by some property is the correct choice because dashboards display aggregated, structured data - not raw event streams. When you select "Group by some property," the search produces a summarized result set (counts, totals, etc. per group) that can be rendered as a chart…
Question
An administrator needs to save a search to use it in the dashboards. To do so, which search feature does the administrator need to select in the "Include in my Dashboard" checkbox?
Options
- AFilter events of the last 7 days
- BFilter events of the last month
- CFilter events of the last 5 minutes
- DGroup by some property
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A13% (4)
- B7% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D77% (23)
Explanation
Group by some property is the correct choice because dashboards display aggregated, structured data - not raw event streams. When you select "Group by some property," the search produces a summarized result set (counts, totals, etc. per group) that can be rendered as a chart, table, or widget on a dashboard. Without aggregation, there's no meaningful visual unit to pin to a panel.
Options A, B, and C (time-based filters) are wrong because filtering by a time range simply narrows which events are returned - it does not transform the results into an aggregated format that a dashboard widget can display. Time filters are a prerequisite for many searches, but they alone cannot satisfy the "Include in my Dashboard" requirement.
Memory tip: Think of it this way - a dashboard panel needs something to count or summarize, and "Group by" is what creates that summary. If there's no grouping, there's nothing to chart. No group = no graph.
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