To create a Layout Component Reference in a report, which object property needs to be provided?

The correct answer is C. Name. Name (C) is correct because a Layout Component Reference requires the object's Name property to uniquely identify and locate the specific component within the report - it serves as the programmatic identifier the system uses to establish the reference link. Why the distractors…

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AConditional Reference
BLabel
CName
DRender Variable

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(27 responses)

A
7% (2)
B
4% (1)
C
85% (23)
D
4% (1)

Explanation

Name (C) is correct because a Layout Component Reference requires the object's Name property to uniquely identify and locate the specific component within the report - it serves as the programmatic identifier the system uses to establish the reference link.

Why the distractors are wrong:

A. Conditional Reference - this governs when something displays based on logic, not what component is being referenced.
B. Label - the label is a human-readable display name for UI purposes, not the system identifier used to create references.
D. Render Variable - this controls how or whether a component renders, not which component is being pointed to.

Memory tip: Think of it like calling a function - you reference it by its name, not its description (label), its conditions, or its output behavior. "Name = the reference handle."

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