CRT-101 · Question #121
Universal container has a contact Lightning record Page with a component that shows LinkedIn data. The sales team would like to only show this component to sales users when they are on their mobile…
The correct answer is B. Filter the component visibility with Form Factor = phone C. Filter the component visibility with view = Mobile/Tablet. Options B and C are correct because both target the device/form factor aspect of the requirement - "Form Factor = Phone" directly restricts the component to phone devices, and "View = Mobile/Tablet" applies a view-based filter for mobile contexts. Together, these two filter…
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Universal container has a contact Lightning record Page with a component that shows LinkedIn data. The sales team would like to only show this component to sales users when they are on their mobile phones. Choose 2 Answers.
Options
- AFilter the component visibility with User > Profile > name = sales User.
- BFilter the component visibility with Form Factor = phone
- CFilter the component visibility with view = Mobile/Tablet.
- DFilter the component visibility with User > Role > Name = Sales User.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A8% (2)
- B79% (19)
- D13% (3)
Explanation
Options B and C are correct because both target the device/form factor aspect of the requirement - "Form Factor = Phone" directly restricts the component to phone devices, and "View = Mobile/Tablet" applies a view-based filter for mobile contexts. Together, these two filter types give you the device-side visibility control needed to surface the component only on mobile phones.
Option A is wrong because filtering by User > Profile > Name = Sales User is a user-identity filter, not a device filter - it doesn't address the "mobile phone" condition at all. Option D fails for the same reason: User > Role > Name = Sales User identifies users by role hierarchy, still doing nothing to restrict the component to phone form factors.
Memory tip: Think of the requirement as two separate gates - a who gate and a where gate. The exam is specifically testing the where gate (mobile phone), so lock onto the filters that reference form factor or view (B and C), and recognize that profile/role answers (A and D) only address who, making them traps for test-takers who focus on the "sales users" part of the question.
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