Explanation:
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.

Explanation:
The opportunities Kanban view is a visual summary of opportunities in a list view, where the associate can summarize, filter, and move opportunities along the pipeline by dragging and dropping them.

Explanation:
The action that the team members should do to ensure they receive the weekly results of the dashboard by email is to subscribe to the dashboard. Subscriptions let users schedule dashboards to run at regular intervals and send notifications to them or other recipients by email or Chatter. Users can also set conditions for when the notifications are sent, such as when the dashboard returns no results or the results change.

Explanation:
Converting the Region field to a picklist field is the recommended action to ensure there is correct data for this field. A picklist field allows the user to select a value from a predefined list of values, which ensures data consistency and accuracy. For example, the Region field could have values such as North America, Europe, Asia, and so on. Creating a validation rule to enforce correct spelling would not work, because it would not prevent the field from being blank, and it would not account for different spellings or variations of the same region. Emailing users a list of region names with correct spelling would not work, because it would rely on the users to manually enter the correct values, which is prone to human error and inconsistency.