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CRT-101 · Question #132

Clod Kicks has a screen flow with two questions on the same screen, but only one is necessary at a time. The administrator has been asked to show only the questions that is needed. How should an…

The correct answer is C. Use a conditional visibility to hide the unnecessary question. Conditional Visibility in Screen Flows allows individual components on a screen to be shown or hidden based on conditions evaluated at runtime. This means both questions can live on the same screen, but each has a visibility rule that determines whether it appears. This is the…

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Question

Clod Kicks has a screen flow with two questions on the same screen, but only one is necessary at a time. The administrator has been asked to show only the questions that is needed. How should an administrator complete this?

Options

  • AUse a new version of the flow for each scenario.
  • BUse a decision element and a new screen to show the proper question
  • CUse a conditional visibility to hide the unnecessary question
  • DUse branching in the flow screen to show the proper scenario

How the community answered

(16 responses)
  • A
    13% (2)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • C
    81% (13)

Explanation

Conditional Visibility in Screen Flows allows individual components on a screen to be shown or hidden based on conditions evaluated at runtime. This means both questions can live on the same screen, but each has a visibility rule that determines whether it appears. This is the cleanest, most maintainable solution. Option A (new flow version per scenario) is impractical and creates maintenance overhead. Option B (decision element + new screen) would work but forces branching into separate screens rather than keeping both questions on one screen. Option D describes branching within a screen, which is not a native Salesforce Flow feature - conditional visibility is the correct mechanism for this use case.

Topics

#Screen Flow#Conditional Visibility#Flow Builder

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