A customer is in the process of creating a Custom Dashboard and has added the following widgets: - Object List - Object Relationship - Alert List The customer's requirements are given below…

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• AConnect H to G, and Connect E to C.
• BConnect A to D, and Connect G to B.
• CConnect B to E, and Connect B to G.
• DConnect A to D, and Connect A to F.

• A
  9% (3)
• B
  11% (4)
• C
  77% (27)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the Object List widget's "Selected Object" output point B is the single source that must drive both downstream widgets - connecting B to E feeds the selected object into the Object Relationship widget's input, and connecting B to G feeds it into the Alert List widget's filter input, satisfying both requirements simultaneously with one source point.

Why the distractors fail:

• A (H→G, E→C) uses points from the wrong widgets or wrong directions - it doesn't originate from the Object List's selection output at all.
• B (A→D, G→B) reverses the data flow by pointing G (Alert List) back into B (Object List), which is backward and would create a nonsensical loop.
• D (A→D, A→F) uses point A, which is likely an input on the Object List rather than its output, so it cannot broadcast a selection to the other widgets.

Memory tip: Think "one broadcaster, two receivers." The Object List broadcasts a selection - find the single output point on that widget (B) and wire it to the input of each widget that needs to receive that selection. If any connection choice has different starting points for the two connections, it's almost certainly wrong.

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