Plat-101 Exam Dumps - Salesforce Certified Platform Foundations

Salesforce reports can be exported in several formats, primarily:

CSV (Comma Separated Values) for data manipulation in spreadsheet applications like Excel.

Excel Format (.xlsx) for detailed data analysis.

PDF (Portable Document Format) for easily shareable and printable reports.

However, Word format (.docx) is not supported for exporting reports. Similarly, Excel format is .xlsx, not .xIxs (a typo). Thus, among the options provided, only PDF is accurate for export formats supported natively by Salesforce.

References from Salesforce Documentation:

Export Salesforce Reports

Salesforce Report Export Formats

Schema Builder is a tool that creates a visual representation of objects and their relationships, and allows you to modify them.

The place where the associate can learn more about an app to see if it would be a good fit for a business need is the AppExchange. The AppExchange is a marketplace where users can find, install, and review apps, components, and solutions that are built on the Salesforce platform and are available for various purposes and industries. The associate can browse the AppExchange by category, rating, price, or keyword, and see the details, features, screenshots, and reviews of each app. Trailhead is a learning platform where users can learn new skills and earn badges and certifications, but it does not provide information about specific apps. Global Search is a feature that allows users to find records and other items in their Salesforce org, but it does not search for apps outside their org.

A spreadsheet is a representation of an object, where the records are rows and the fields are columns. An object is a collection of records that have the same fields, such as account, contact, or opportunity.

The switches that the associate should toggle to only show the Record Count are Row Counts and Grand Total. Row Counts is a switch that shows the number of rows in the report, which is the same as the number of records. Grand Total is a switch that shows the sum, average, minimum, maximum, or other aggregate functions of a numeric field in the report. By toggling these two switches on and the other two switches off, the associate can see the Record Count and the Grand Total of the report, without seeing the individual records or the subtotals. Subtotals and Detail Rows are switches that show the breakdown and the details of the records in the report, which are not needed for the Record Count.