UiPath-ADPv1 Attended Automation Practice Question
An attended automation uses the UiPath Assistant to run a process that includes a Form Activity with a button labeled "Complete". The user reports that the form never closes, even after clicking the button. Which action should the developer take to ensure the form closes and the workflow continues?
⚠ Common exam trap
The trap here is assuming that any button automatically closes the form, when actually the Action property must be explicitly set to "Submit".
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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In the Form Designer, set the button's Action property to "Submit".
In UiPath Forms, buttons must be configured with an Action property set to "Submit" to close the form and return data to the workflow. Without this, the form remains open and the workflow waits indefinitely. The developer should open the Form Designer, select the button, and set its Action to "Submit". This ensures the form closes upon user click and the automation continues.
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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Add a Close Form activity after the Form Activity in the workflow.
Why it's wrong here
There is no Close Form activity in UiPath. The Form Activity itself handles form display and closure based on user interaction. Adding a non-existent activity is not possible and does not address the issue. The correct fix is to configure the button's Action property in the Form Designer to "Submit" so that clicking it closes the form and resumes the workflow.
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Set the form's Timeout property to a non-zero value so it closes automatically.
Why it's wrong here
The Form Activity does not have a Timeout property. Even if it did, relying on a timeout would close the form prematurely or not at all, depending on user interaction. The proper solution is to configure the button's Action property to "Submit" in the Form Designer, which explicitly closes the form when the user clicks it and allows the workflow to proceed.
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In the Form Designer, set the button's Action property to "Submit".
Why this is correct
In UiPath Forms, each button has an Action property that determines its behavior. Setting it to "Submit" makes the button close the form and return the form data to the workflow. Without this, the button performs no action and the form remains open, causing the workflow to wait indefinitely. This is the standard configuration for a button that should complete the form.
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Set the form's Button property to "Submit" and bind the button to a FormField.
Why it's wrong here
Setting the Button property to "Submit" does not exist as a configurable property for a Form Activity button. Binding a button to a FormField is not a supported configuration and would not close the form. The correct approach is to set the button's Action property to "Submit" within the Form Designer, which instructs the form to close and return control to the workflow.
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