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Suraj_BahaleSuraj_Bahale 

A developer is asked to create visualforce page that will be used as a dashboard component. Which three is valid controller for this page? Choose 3 answers

A. Use a custom controller.
B. Use a custom controller with extensions.
C. Use a standard controller with extensions.
D. Do not specify a controller.
E. Use a standard controller.
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ChellappaChellappa
Look at the documentation here - 
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pages.meta/pages/pages_quick_start_basic_dashboard_components.htm

Visualforce pages that use the Standard Controller can’t be used in dashboards. To be included in a dashboard, a Visualforce page must have either no controller, use a custom controller, or reference a page bound to the StandardSetController Class.

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MagulanDuraipandianMagulanDuraipandian
A, B, C
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Magulan Duraipandian
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ChellappaChellappa
Look at the documentation here - 
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pages.meta/pages/pages_quick_start_basic_dashboard_components.htm

Visualforce pages that use the Standard Controller can’t be used in dashboards. To be included in a dashboard, a Visualforce page must have either no controller, use a custom controller, or reference a page bound to the StandardSetController Class.
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Parikhit SarkarParikhit Sarkar
Visualforce pages that use the Standard Controller can’t be used in dashboards. To be included in a dashboard, a Visualforce page must have either no controller, use a custom controller, or reference a page bound to the StandardSetController Class. If a Visualforce page does not meet these requirements, it does not appear as an option in the dashboard component Visualforce Page drop-down list.

Answers: -
A) Use of Custom Controller
B) Dont specify Controller
D) Do not specify a controller.