Platform-App-Builder Exam Dumps - Salesforce App Builder Questions and Answers

The correct answers are A. Assign app to profiles and B. Build a Custom Tab for the app.

Your option A appears corrupted as “Asking new options,” but the known Salesforce wording for this question is Assign app to profiles.

To make a custom Lightning app available to internal users, users must have access to the app through profile/app assignment. Salesforce documentation explains that assigned app settings specify which apps users can select from the Lightning Platform app menu.

A Custom Tab is also needed when exposing the custom app/component as something users can access from the Salesforce UI. Salesforce documentation states that custom tabs can appear in the app navigation bar and App Launcher.

Adding the app to a Visualforce page is not required, and uploading it to Static Resources is not how Lightning apps are made available to users.

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The correct answer is D. Accordion.

For an object with 100+ fields, the app builder should avoid one large monolithic Record Detail area. Salesforce Trailhead explains that Dynamic Forms breaks the Record Detail component into individual field and section components, which can be placed in separate tabs and accordion sections.

Salesforce also states that moving lower-priority fields into tabs or accordion sections can improve page performance because the content is not visible when the page first loads.

A. Highlights panel is for key record fields and actions at the top of the page. B. Record detail would keep fields together in one large block. C. Field section groups fields, but the better component for breaking a large page into collapsible organized areas is Accordion.

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The correct answer is D. Partial Copy sandbox.

A Partial Copy sandbox is designed for testing and UAT when users need a subset of production data. Salesforce states that Partial Copy sandboxes include metadata plus a subset of production data via sandbox template, support 5 GB data storage, and have a 5-day refresh interval, which satisfies a weekly refresh requirement.

A. Full sandbox is incorrect because it copies all production data and has a longer refresh interval.

B/C. Developer or Developer Pro are incorrect because they do not copy production data through a template in the same way required for this UAT scenario.

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The correct answers are C. Unique and D. External ID.

The legacy ID should be stored in a custom field marked as an External ID because Salesforce uses External ID fields to identify records from an outside system and to support update/upsert operations during future data loads. The field should also be marked Unique so each legacy system ID maps to only one Salesforce Account record and avoids duplicate-match problems during upsert. Salesforce documentation defines External ID fields as fields that contain record identifiers from outside Salesforce and can be used to update or upsert records.

A. Required is not necessary for the upsert-matching requirement.

B. Encrypted/Text encrypted is not appropriate because encrypted fields are not used for this legacy-ID matching purpose.

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The correct answers are C. Text field and D. Number field.

Salesforce allows custom Text, Number, Email, and Auto Number fields to be marked as External ID fields. Since the available choices include Text and Number, those are the two valid answers.

Why others are incorrect:

A. Phone field cannot be marked as an External ID.

B. URL field cannot be marked as an External ID.

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Schema Builder can create custom objects, relationship fields, formula fields, and normal fields, but a key limitation is that fields created through Schema Builder are not automatically added to the object’s page layout. The app builder must go to the page layout separately and place the fields where users need to see them. Salesforce Trailhead confirms Schema Builder supports relationship fields, formula fields, and normal fields, so option B is incorrect. Salesforce Help also notes that fields added through Schema Builder are not automatically added to the page layout.

The correct answer is C. Create a Partial Copy Sandbox and use a sandbox template.

A Partial Copy Sandbox includes metadata plus selected production data and supports the use of a sandbox template to control which objects and data are copied. This allows the app builder to exclude confidential custom objects. It also meets the weekly refresh requirement because Salesforce allows Partial Copy sandboxes to be refreshed every 5 days.

B. Full Copy Sandbox can use a sandbox template, but it does not meet the weekly refresh requirement.

A and D are incorrect because Developer and Developer Pro sandboxes are not the correct choice when the sandbox must include selected production data records through a sandbox template.

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The correct answers are B. Use a roll-up summary field on the Park record and C. Use a master-detail relationship between the Park and Trail objects.

Northern Trail Outfitters wants the total number of Trails displayed on the Park record without code. In Salesforce, a standard roll-up summary field can count related child records, but it requires a master-detail relationship between the parent and child objects. Salesforce documentation confirms that roll-up summary fields calculate values from related records, and this is the correct declarative feature for this requirement.

A is incorrect because a formula field cannot count child records. D is incorrect because standard roll-up summary fields do not work on ordinary lookup relationships.

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The correct answer is C.

A junction object is commonly created with two master-detail relationships. Salesforce documentation states that sharing access to a junction object record is determined by the user’s access to both associated master records and the sharing setting on the relationship fields.

Here, Account Interest is the junction object between Account and Interest. If users do not have read access to the Interest object, they cannot view the Interest records. Because access to the junction object depends on access to both master records, they also cannot view the associated Account Interest records.

Why not others:

A is wrong because lack of read access to Interest does not give read-only access automatically.

B is wrong because the user can still view the Account if they have Account access.

D is wrong because junction object access is not simply “show junction but hide Interest details.”

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To embed a chart on the Account detail page showing related Opportunities by Stage, the report must summarize Opportunities, not just list them. Salesforce documentation specifies that summary reports allow grouping by fields (e.g., Stage) and can be used in Report Chart components. (Salesforce Help)

Tabular reports cannot be grouped and therefore cannot provide the aggregated chart needed.

The report must be built on the Opportunity object because the records being summarized are Opportunities, not Accounts.

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