ADM-201 · Question #208
The client services and customer support teams share the same profile but have different permission sets. The custom object Retention related list needs to be restricted to the client services team…
The correct answer is D. Component Visibility. To restrict the visibility of a related list component on a Lightning record page to a specific team distinguished by a permission set, the administrator should use Component Visibility rules.
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The client services and customer support teams share the same profile but have different permission sets. The custom object Retention related list needs to be restricted to the client services team on the Lightning record page layout. What should the administrator use to fulfill this request?
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- ARecord Type Assignment
- BPage Layout Assignment
- CSharing Settings
- DComponent Visibility
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- C7% (2)
- D78% (21)
Why each option
To restrict the visibility of a related list component on a Lightning record page to a specific team distinguished by a permission set, the administrator should use Component Visibility rules.
Record Type Assignment controls page layouts and picklist values, not the visibility of individual components based on user attributes like permission sets.
Page Layout Assignment controls which page layout an entire profile/record type combination sees, not the visibility of specific components within a page based on a permission set.
Sharing Settings manage record-level access and visibility to data, not the visibility of UI components on a page.
Component Visibility in the Lightning App Builder allows an administrator to define rules based on fields, user permissions (including permission sets), or device type. This enables the related list component to be visible only to users assigned to the client services team's permission set, even if they share the same profile.
Concept tested: Lightning page component visibility rules
Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.lex_custom_pages_component_visibility.htm&type=5
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