Which options must be selected for a Reporting 2.0 report to appear on a shared user's Dashboard page?

To have a Reporting 2.0 report appear on a shared user's Dashboard page, the key components involved are the type of visual content and the appropriate publication settings. When selecting Charts, you are ensuring that the report includes visual data representations, which are essential for effective dashboard displays as they allow users to quickly interpret key metrics and data trends.

Additionally, the requirement to Publish to Dashboards is critical because it ensures that the report is not just generated but actively made available for viewing on the user’s Dashboard. This publication process links the report to the Dashboard, allowing end users to access it conveniently.

In contrast, other choices may include components that do not fulfill both criteria necessary for Dashboard visibility. For example, selecting Tables would not provide the visual impact needed for a dashboard, while options that refer to saving changes or using different types of reporting outputs do not cover the necessary aspects of content type and dashboard publication required for visibility on a shared user’s page.