You want to create a dashboard to provide an overview at the beginning of the planning and forecasting process. You create a dashboard with Dashboard…

Dashboards 1.0 in Oracle Planning provide a flexible interface for creating interactive overviews. They allow designers to easily toggle between the design and runtime environments to build and test the user experience. A key feature is the ability to integrate up to six forms and six charts, where the charts can be linked to forms and update dynamically as data changes. To personalize the user's view, Dashboards 1.0 support the use of user variables in both the global Point of View (POV) bar, which affects the entire dashboard, and the local POV for individual forms or charts.

A. You can add hierarchical labels in charts. This is incorrect. Hierarchical labels, which display the full ancestry of a member on a chart axis, are a feature available in Dashboards 2.0, not Dashboards 1.0. E. You can use a logarithmic scale in relevant chart types. This is incorrect. The ability to apply a logarithmic scale to a chart's axis is an enhanced feature introduced in Dashboards 2.0 to better visualize data with large value ranges.

1. Oracle® Cloud Enterprise Performance Management Cloud - Administering Planning, Release 24.05, Chapter 20: Dashboards.

For B (User Variables): The section "Working with the Point of View in Dashboards 1.0" explicitly states, "You can use user variables in the global POV bar and the local POV."

For C (Design/Runtime Switch): The section "Creating Dashboards 1.0" describes the process: "To create and design a dashboard, you must be in design mode. Click Designer on the dashboard to switch to design mode." This confirms the easy switching capability.

For D (Multiple Dynamic Forms): The section "Creating Dashboards 1.0" notes, "You can have up to six forms and six charts on a single dashboard page... Charts can be based on a form..." This confirms the ability to include multiple forms and their associated dynamic charts.

For A and E (Hierarchical Labels & Logarithmic Scale): The section "About Dashboards" contains a comparison table that lists "Hierarchical labels on charts" and "Logarithmic scale support for charts" as features available in Dashboards 2.0, implicitly confirming their absence in Dashboards 1.0.