AD0-E907 · Question #21
Which setting determines whether a user can edit a custom form within a project?
The correct answer is B. Sharing permissions. Sharing permissions control what actions a user can perform on a resource - including whether they can view, edit, or manage a custom form within a project. Option A (Field-level security) is incorrect because it governs visibility and editability of individual fields within a…
Question
Which setting determines whether a user can edit a custom form within a project?
Options
- AField-level security
- BSharing permissions
- CAccess level for the project
- DApproval workflow settings
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A8% (3)
- B75% (27)
- C14% (5)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Sharing permissions control what actions a user can perform on a resource - including whether they can view, edit, or manage a custom form within a project. Option A (Field-level security) is incorrect because it governs visibility and editability of individual fields within a form, not the form itself. Option C (Access level for the project) controls a user's overall role in the project (e.g., viewer vs. member), but does not directly determine form-editing rights. Option D (Approval workflow settings) defines routing and sign-off rules for submissions, not who can modify the form's structure.
Memory tip: Think "sharing = who can touch what." If you need to grant or restrict a user's ability to edit a form as a whole, look to sharing permissions first - they sit one level above individual field controls.
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