Which features help manage dependencies in a custom form? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• ATask constraints
• BPredecessors
• CConditional logic
• DCalculated fields

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  11% (2)
• C
  83% (15)

Explanation

Conditional logic (C) and calculated fields (D) are correct because both create dynamic relationships between fields within a custom form. Conditional logic manages dependencies by showing, hiding, or requiring fields based on the values entered in other fields - directly controlling how one field's state depends on another. Calculated fields manage dependencies by automatically deriving a field's value from other fields in the form, ensuring data stays synchronized without manual input.

Predecessors (B) and task constraints (A) are distractors because they belong to task/project scheduling - they govern when tasks can start or finish relative to each other, not how form fields relate to one another.

Memory tip: Think "form dependencies = field relationships." Conditional logic controls visibility (does this field even appear?), and calculated fields control value (what does this field show?). Both live inside the form itself - predecessors and constraints live on the task timeline.

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