To set the Include Subordinate Organizations prompt so the value is always Yes by default, which action should you take?

To set the Include Subordinate Organizations prompt so the value is always Yes by default, which action should you take?

• A. Specify Default Value
• B. Do Not Prompt at Runtime
• C. Set Prompt to Hidden
• D. Make the field read-only

Answer: (A)

To have a prompt pre-filled with a value, you set a default value for that prompt. By specifying a default value of Yes for the Include Subordinate Organizations prompt, the process begins with Yes already selected every time, so the value is effectively guaranteed unless someone changes it during the run. This is the straightforward way to ensure the behavior you want without removing the prompt or fixing the value in a way that can’t be changed. Other options won’t guarantee the same outcome. Bypassing prompts at runtime skips user input, but it doesn’t explicitly establish that Yes is the default each time. Hiding the prompt removes visibility, and making the field read-only fixes the value but requires you to decide and set that fixed value in advance rather than defining a standard default behavior.

To have a prompt pre-filled with a value, you set a default value for that prompt. By specifying a default value of Yes for the Include Subordinate Organizations prompt, the process begins with Yes already selected every time, so the value is effectively guaranteed unless someone changes it during the run. This is the straightforward way to ensure the behavior you want without removing the prompt or fixing the value in a way that can’t be changed.

Other options won’t guarantee the same outcome. Bypassing prompts at runtime skips user input, but it doesn’t explicitly establish that Yes is the default each time. Hiding the prompt removes visibility, and making the field read-only fixes the value but requires you to decide and set that fixed value in advance rather than defining a standard default behavior.