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    • Updated documentation to consistently capitalize and bold "Areas dashboard" for improved readability and alignment with product naming conventions.

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The changes update the documentation to standardize the naming and capitalization of the "Areas dashboard." All references to the dashboard in the relevant documentation file now use the capitalized and bolded "Areas dashboard" for consistency with product naming conventions. No modifications were made to the functionality or meaning of the content.

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source/_docs/organizing/areas.markdown Updated headings and references to capitalize and bold "Areas dashboard" for consistency.

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81-81: Consistent sentence-case heading with proper noun capitalization

The new heading “## Using the Areas dashboard” follows the file’s sentence-case style and correctly treats “Areas” as a proper noun while keeping “dashboard” lowercase.

83-84: Terminology consistency in paragraph

The updated sentence bolds Areas appropriately and capitalizes the link text [Areas dashboard], matching the established documentation conventions.

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