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SNOW-CSA UI, Navigation and Forms Practice Question

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sys_ui_section record for incident table:
Section name: Assignment Information
Number of columns: 2
Order: 20

sys_ui_form_section record:
Form: Incidents
Section: Assignment Information
Position: 2

Dictionary Override for field 'assigned_to':
Label: Assigned To
Order: 1

Dictionary Override for field 'assignment_group':
Label: Group
Order: 2

Current form layout for section 'Assignment Information':
Row 1: [assigned_to] [assignment_group]

The section 'Assignment Information' currently displays two fields in one row. An administrator wants to add a new field 'due_date' to this section, placing it in a new row below the existing fields. What should the administrator do?

⚠ Common exam trap

Test-takers frequently confuse the 'order' property in the Dictionary Override (which controls field sequence across the entire form) with the visual row placement within a section, leading them to incorrectly believe that setting order to 3 will automatically place the field in a new row, when in fact the section's column count and the Form Designer's drag-and-drop are the correct mechanisms for controlling row placement.

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Correct answer & explanation

✓

Use Form Designer to drag the 'due_date' field into the section and drop it below the current fields

The Form Designer allows administrators to visually rearrange fields within a section, including moving a field to a new row below existing fields. By dragging the 'due_date' field into the 'Assignment Information' section and dropping it below the current fields, the field will automatically be placed in a new row, as the section's column layout (default 2 columns) will wrap fields into rows based on their order. This is the standard method for adding fields to existing sections without altering the section's column configuration.

Answer analysis

Option-by-option breakdown

For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.

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Set the order of 'due_date' to 3 in the Dictionary Override
Why it's wrong here
Order determines field position within the form but does not create new rows by itself.
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Change the number of columns in the section to 1
Why it's wrong here
This would stack existing fields vertically, not add a new row for the new field.
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Create a new section named 'Due Date' and place the field there
Why it's wrong here
Adding a new section is possible but not the most direct way; the field can be added to the existing section.
✓
Use Form Designer to drag the 'due_date' field into the section and drop it below the current fields
Why this is correct
Form Designer allows precise placement of fields in rows and columns.

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