Which two statements apply to widgets?

The statement that a widget can have its own time range that is different from the rest of the dashboard is correct because widgets in many dashboard interfaces are designed to allow for this kind of flexibility. This means that each widget can independently display data relevant to a specific time period, even when the overall dashboard is set to a different time range. This feature is particularly useful for monitoring trends or specific data points that require distinct timeframes, allowing users to perform a more nuanced analysis of the data displayed.

The other statements do not hold true in the context of typical widget functionalities. For instance, while some widgets might be customizable, it is not universally applicable to all widgets, which is why that statement is not necessarily correct. Similarly, while dashboards generally can be shared within an organization, some constraints might apply based on permissions or roles, making that statement ambiguous. Lastly, while it's true that some widgets might have limitations on changes, this is not a universal attribute and therefore does not apply to all widgets, further supporting why the selected answer stands out as accurate.