The administrator at Universal Containers has a screen flow that helps users create new leads. When Lead Source is "Search Engine", the administrator needs to require the user to choose a specific search engine from a picklist. If Lead Source is not "Search Engine", this picklist should be hidden. How should the administrator complete this requirement?

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A. Assign a decision element to direct the user to a second screen to hold Specific Search Engine By using a decision element, the flow can conditionally route the user to a separate screen if 'Lead Source' is 'Search Engine.' On this dedicated screen, the 'Specific Search Engine' picklist can be displayed and explicitly marked as required, ensuring the user must make a selection.

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B. Create a picklist for Specific Search Engine, and set conditional visibility so that it is only shown While conditional visibility can hide/show a field on a single screen, using a decision element to direct to a dedicated screen for required input under specific conditions provides a more robust and explicit architectural pattern for conditional logic in complex flows.

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C. Use an assignment element, one for when Lead Source is "Search Engine" and one for An assignment element is used to set or update variable values within a flow, not to control the visibility of screen components or navigate users between screens.

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D. Configure a picklist for Specific Search Engine, and use a validation rule to conditionally show A validation rule enforces data integrity by preventing record saves based on criteria, but it does not control the conditional visibility of fields on a screen in a flow or direct flow navigation.

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