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ADM-201 · Question #146

What should an administrator take into consideration when creating Content tags?

The correct answer is A. tags are case insensitive. When creating Content tags, administrators should remember that tags are case insensitive, meaning "Sales" and "sales" are treated as the same tag.

Submitted by femi9· Apr 18, 2026Productivity and Collaboration

Question

What should an administrator take into consideration when creating Content tags?

Options

  • Atags are case insensitive.
  • BTags are updatable.
  • CTags combine singular and plural versions
  • DTags are case sensitive

How the community answered

(56 responses)
  • A
    88% (49)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    7% (4)

Why each option

When creating Content tags, administrators should remember that tags are case insensitive, meaning "Sales" and "sales" are treated as the same tag.

Atags are case insensitive.Correct

Content tags in Salesforce are case insensitive, meaning that the system treats tags like 'Product' and 'product' as identical. This characteristic helps prevent the creation of duplicate tags that only differ by capitalization and ensures consistency in content organization.

BTags are updatable.

While tags can be managed, the core characteristic related to their fundamental behavior in this context is case insensitivity, not whether they are generally updatable.

CTags combine singular and plural versions

Salesforce Content tags do not automatically combine singular and plural versions; an administrator would need to manage these separately if desired.

DTags are case sensitive

Tags are case *insensitive*, not case sensitive, which directly contradicts the correct answer.

Concept tested: Salesforce Content tag behavior

Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.content_tags_overview.htm&type=5

Topics

#Content Tags#Salesforce Content#Administrator Considerations#Tag Management

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