Update 06-1-Dashboard.md

Instructions/Labs/06-1-Dashboard.md

@@ -14,32 +14,33 @@ Upon successful completion of this lab, you will be able to:
 - Create personal dashboards
 - Add components to dashboards
 
+## Exercise 1 - Configure a dashboard 
 ### Task 1 - Create a dashboard
-1. Make sure you are in the Sales area of the application, if you are not already. Use the bottom-left dropdown menu to change area to Sales if you need to switch.
-2. In the My Work group, select Dashboards from the left navigation menu.
-3. By default, the Sales Activity Social Dashboard will appear. Feel free to explore the various components. Additionally, you can use the ˅ dropdown icon next to the title of the dashboard to explore the other system dashboards.
-4. When you're ready to create your own dashboard, select + New, and then select Dynamics 365 Dashboard.
-5. Explore the various dashboard layouts. In this task, we will be creating a 2-Column Regular Dashboard. When you are ready, select it from the list and select Create.
+1. Make sure you are in the Sales area of the application, if you are not already. Use the bottom-left dropdown menu to change area to **Sales** if you need to switch.
+2. In the My Work group, select **Dashboards** from the left navigation menu.
+3. By default, the Sales Activity Social Dashboard will appear. Feel free to explore the various components. Additionally, you can use the **˅** dropdown icon next to the title of the dashboard to explore the other system dashboards.
+4. When you're ready to create your own dashboard, select **+ New**, and then select **Dynamics 365 Dashboard.**
+5. Explore the various dashboard layouts. In this task, we will be creating a 2-Column Regular Dashboard. When you are ready, select it from the list and select **Create.**
 
 ### Task 2 - Add components
 1. The dashboard designer will open in a new window. (If your new dashboard does not open in a new window, make sure the pop-up blocker is disabled.) The designer may take a minute to load.
-2. In the Name text box, type "Sales Manager Dashboard".
-3. Let's add a component to the upper left section. Sales managers are requesting an easy way to see the amount of won versus lost revenue from opportunities. They'd like this information in a graphical view. To accomplish this, we will add a chart by selecting the Insert Chart icon in the middle of the upper left section.
+2. In the Name text box, type *Sales Manager Dashboard*.
+3. Let's add a component to the upper left section. Sales managers are requesting an easy way to see the amount of won versus lost revenue from opportunities. They'd like this information in a graphical view. To accomplish this, we will add a chart by selecting the **Insert Chart** icon in the middle of the upper left section.
 4. Select the following details for your chart:
    - Record Type: Opportunity
    - View: Closed Opportunities
    - Chart: Deals Won vs. Deals Lost
-   - Select Add.
+   - Select **Add.**
 5. Your chart will appear in the upper left section.
-6. Next, let's add a component to the upper right section. Sales managers are requesting a way to easily view the recently closed opportunities so that they can check in with sellers on lessons learned. They would like the view to include both won and lost opportunities, but only opportunities closed in the current fiscal year. Select the Insert List icon for the upper right section.
+6. Next, let's add a component to the upper right section. Sales managers are requesting a way to easily view the recently closed opportunities so that they can check in with sellers on lessons learned. They would like the view to include both won and lost opportunities, but only opportunities closed in the current fiscal year. Select the **Insert List** icon for the upper right section.
 7. Select the following details for your list:
    - Record Type: Opportunities
    - View: Closed Opportunities in Current Fiscal Year
-   - Click Add.
+   - Click **Add.**
 
 ### Task 3 - Save and edit the dashboard
-1. Select SAVE and then CLOSE. Your window will close and you will be returned to the Dashboards form, where your new dashboard will be displayed.
-2. Select Set As Default from the command bar. This dashboard will now be your default dashboard when you navigate to the Dashboards section.
-3. Click Edit from the top menu. You will return to the dashboard designer in another new window. Add two more components beneath your chart. The components you select should solve the following business requirements requested by sales managers:
+1. Select **Save** and then **Close**. Your window will close and you will be returned to the Dashboards form, where your new dashboard will be displayed.
+2. Select **Set As Default** from the command bar. This dashboard will now be your default dashboard when you navigate to the Dashboards section.
+3. Click **Edit** from the top menu. You will return to the dashboard designer in another new window. Add two more components beneath your chart. The components you select should solve the following business requirements requested by sales managers:
    - Sales managers would like to get a sense of how individual sellers are doing based on their closed opportunity revenue. They would like a chart that shows seller names and their total revenue from closed opportunities.
    - Sales managers would like to monitor the day-to-day tasks of the sellers on their team. They would like to see a list that shows their sales teams' activities.