In SAP Field Service Management Smartforms, a visibility condition is a powerful feature used to create dynamic and context-sensitive forms. It is an expression that evaluates to either true or false. When applied to a UI component, the component will only be displayed if the condition evaluates to true. This logic can be applied at a granular level to individual elements (like text fields, checkboxes, or labels) or at a broader level to entire chapters, effectively hiding or showing sections of the form based on user input or pre-existing data.

B. It is used to change Smartform mode from development to active.

This is incorrect. Changing a Smartform's status is a lifecycle management action performed in the administration panel, typically referred to as "publishing," and is not controlled by a dynamic condition within the form itself.

D. It is used to hide a Smartform from the mobile device.

This is incorrect. The assignment and availability of an entire Smartform (checklist) to a user or device is managed through business rules and user group permissions, not by a visibility condition within the form's design.

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Reference for Answer A (Elements): In the section describing various UI elements (e.g.

Input

Checkbox

Label)

the "Visibility Condition" property is detailed. The documentation states

"You can enter an expression to define when the element is visible. If the expression evaluates to true

the element is displayed. Otherwise

it is hidden." This directly supports that visibility conditions are used to hide specific elements.

Reference for Answer C (Chapters): In the section describing the "Chapter" element

the documentation explicitly mentions

"You can also set a visibility condition for a chapter. If the condition is not met

the chapter and all its elements are hidden." This confirms that visibility conditions apply to chapters.