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Good day @Tamás Haga, Below are detailed steps to achieve this format: 

• Access the Reports tab: Log in to Salesforce and go to the "Reports" tab. 
• Create a new report: Click "New Report" to start building your matrix report. 
• Select the report type: Choose the appropriate object (e.g., "Opportunity")
• Add row groupings: In the "Group By" section, drag and drop the fields you want to display in the rows of your matrix. 
• Add column groupings: Similarly, drag and drop the fields you want to display in the columns of your matrix. 
• Preview and save: Click "Run" to preview your matrix report, and then save it with a descriptive name for future use. 

Hi, @Cheysa Brito

1. Try to delete this Dashboard.
2. After them delete report Opportunities by Rep
3. Create new Opportunity report and following this instructions create this report LINK
4. After that, return to working with the Dashboard and try adding this Report to your Dashboard again. 

Sincerely, 

Mykhailo Vdovychenko 

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Hi, 

Congratulations on passing your Salesforce Certified Associate exam and reaching Ranger rank on Trailhead! 🎉 You're off to a great start. Now, it's time to focus on gaining handson experience and preparing for an entrylevel job in the Salesforce ecosystem. Here's a stepbystep guide to help you: 

 1. Build HandsOn Experience 

To stand out to employers, you need practical experience. Here's how to get it: 

 a. Complete RealWorld Projects 

 Trailhead Projects: Focus on handson projects that simulate realworld scenarios.  

 b. Create a Developer Org 

 Set up a Developer Org (free) and practice building custom objects, workflows, reports, and dashboards. 

 Experiment with Apex, LWC, and Flows to automate processes. 

 c. Contribute to Open Source 

 Explore Salesforce related opensource projects on GitHub and contribute to them. This will help you collaborate with others and improve your coding skills. 

 2. Follow a Structured Trailmix 

 3. Prepare for the Next Certification 

While the Salesforce Certified Associate is a great starting point, earning the Salesforce Administrator certification will make you more competitive for entrylevel roles. 

 Steps to Prepare for Salesforce Administrator Certification: 

1. Study Topics: 

    Data Management 

    Security and Access 

    Automation (Process Builder, Flows) 

    Reports and Dashboards 

    App Development Basics 

2. Trailhead Resources: 

3. Practice Exams: 

    Use platforms like Focus on Force or Salesforce Ben to take practice exams. 

4. Network and Join the Salesforce Community 

Networking is key to finding job opportunities. Here's how to get involved: 

 a. Join Salesforce Communities 

 Trailblazer Community: Connect with other Salesforce professionals, ask questions, and share your journey. 

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 Local User Groups: Attend meetings and events to meet people in your area. 

 b. Attend Events 

 Dreamforce: Salesforce's largest annual event (virtual or inperson). 

 TrailheadDX: A developerfocused event. 

 Webinars and Meetups: Look for free webinars and local meetups. 

 c. LinkedIn Networking 

 Update your LinkedIn profile to highlight your Salesforce certifications and Trailhead achievements. 

 Connect with Salesforce professionals and recruiters. 

 Join Salesforcerelated LinkedIn groups. 

 5. Apply for EntryLevel Jobs 

Here are some entrylevel roles to target: 

 Salesforce Administrator 

 Junior Salesforce Consultant 

 Salesforce Support Specialist 

 Business Analyst (Salesforce) 

 Salesforce Intern 

 Job Search Tips: 

 Use job boards like LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor. 

 Search for "Salesforce" or "CRM" roles. 

 Look for companies that are part of the Salesforce Partner Program (they often hire entrylevel talent). 

 6. Build a Portfolio 

Create a portfolio to showcase your skills and projects. Include: 

 Trailhead Badges and Certifications: Highlight your achievements. 

 Projects: Describe the apps, automations, or solutions you’ve built. 

 Volunteer Work: Mention any pro bono Salesforce work you’ve done. 

 LinkedIn Recommendations: Ask for recommendations from peers or mentors. 

 7. Practice Interview Questions 

Prepare for common Salesforce interview questions, such as: 

 What is a Salesforce object? 

 How do you create a report in Salesforce? 

 What is the difference between a profile and a permission set? 

 How do you automate processes in Salesforce? 

 8. Stay Consistent and Keep Learning 

 Dedicate time daily to learning and practicing Salesforce. 

 Follow Salesforce blogs like Salesforce Ben and Admin Hero for tips and updates. 

 Keep earning Trailhead badges to strengthen your profile. 

 Next Steps 

1. Complete the Trailmix mentioned above. 

2. Start applying for jobs while continuing to build your skills. 

3. Network actively and seek mentorship from experienced Salesforce professionals. 

Hello@Heather Huang,

• Note: If you don't see checkboxes next to the opportunities, it may be because you've applied opportunity record types in this org. If so, apply the following filter to the all opportunities list view: Within the filter menu, click Add Filter > Field = Opportunity Record Type, Operator = equals, Value = 0 options selected > Click Done > Click Save.
• in there is no record type then select all opportunity , update the date for one record then check the checkbox to uptake all

If you still on the Account report, you cant do... You need to create a new report with Opportunity, than set All time, than put in the filters:

1. Amount greater than 100000.
2. Probability (%) greater than 50.

 After that, the filter logic will be enabled to you.