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The functionality that should be used to set up packages is namespace. A namespace is a unique identifier that distinguishes one package from another and prevents naming conflicts with other packages or customizations. A namespace also allows developers to expose their code or components for use by other developers through APIs or web services. A description is not a functionality that should be used to set up packages, but a text field that provides information about the package contents or purpose. A description does not prevent conflicts with other packages or customizations. Allow sharing is not a functionality that should be used to set up packages, but a setting that controls whether users can share records owned by other users within their role hierarchy. Allow sharing does not prevent conflicts with other packages or customizations. Help setting is not a functionality that should be used to set up packages, but a setting that determines whether users can access help documentation for standard Salesforce features or custom features within a package. Help setting does not prevent conflicts with other packages or customizations.

For reporting snapshots, the source report must be capable of grouping data, which is necessary for summarizing information at specific intervals. The acceptable formats for a source report in reporting snapshots are:

Summary format (B). This format groups rows of data by one or more criteria and can perform calculations such as sum, average, etc., on another column at each group level.

Matrix format (D). Similar to the summary format but arranges data in a grid format, allowing summarization by both rows and columns.

Tabular (A) and joined (C) formats are not suitable for reporting snapshots. Tabular reports do not include grouped or summarized data, and joined reports involve combining multiple report types, which are not compatible with how reporting snapshots need to structure data.

Reference for more information on reporting snapshots and report formats:

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Standard buttons can be overridden with a Visualforce page to provide custom functionality or user interface. For example, you can override the New button on an object to display a custom Visualforce page instead of the standard page layout3. Standard buttons that are not available for overrides can still be hidden on page layouts to prevent users from accessing them. For example, you can hide the Delete button on an object to prevent users from deleting records

When creating a new field, if an app builder does not want the field to be automatically added to pre-existing custom report types, the step to take is:

Deselect 'Add Field to Custom Report Types' (D). This option is available when creating or editing a custom field and ensures that the field is not automatically included in report types where 'Automatically add new custom fields to report type layouts' is enabled.

Removing the field from page layouts (A) affects the visibility on record pages but not reports. Adjusting visibility (B) or setting read-only access (C) for report profiles affects user permissions to see the field in reports, but does not remove the field from report types if it was previously added.

Reference for managing fields in custom report types:

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