AD0-E907 · Question #32
Which element in Workfront can control the visibility of a custom form based on the selected project template?
The correct answer is B. Conditional logic. Conditional logic (B) is correct because Workfront allows custom forms to use conditional logic rules that show or hide fields, sections, or even entire forms based on specific criteria - including which project template is selected. This makes forms dynamic and…
Question
Which element in Workfront can control the visibility of a custom form based on the selected project template?
Options
- ADependencies
- BConditional logic
- CTask constraints
- DAccess levels
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B75% (21)
- C14% (4)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Conditional logic (B) is correct because Workfront allows custom forms to use conditional logic rules that show or hide fields, sections, or even entire forms based on specific criteria - including which project template is selected. This makes forms dynamic and context-sensitive without requiring multiple separate forms.
- A (Dependencies) refers to task relationships (e.g., finish-to-start), which control scheduling order, not form visibility.
- C (Task constraints) govern when a task can start or finish (e.g., Must Start On), unrelated to form display.
- D (Access levels) control what objects a user can view or edit system-wide, not which form fields appear based on template selection.
Memory tip: Think "Conditional logic = Controlled display" - it's the if/then engine of Workfront forms. If template X is selected, then show form Y.
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