What is a con of Method 2 (adding a linkage record to the display column)?

• A. Only single response networked items.
• B. It requires no extra build.
• C. It can display multiple responses easily.
• D. It cannot display data at all.

Answer: (A)

This question is about the limitation that comes with adding a linkage record to the display column. When you set up a linkage that points to a display column, you’re creating a one-to-one connection to a single linked item for what gets shown. That works fine for networked items that only ever have one possible response, but it becomes a drawback when the item can have multiple responses. In those cases, this method can’t naturally show all the selections; you’d either display only one of them or have to shoehorn extra workarounds, which defeats the purpose of a clean display. So the main limitation is that this approach handles only a single response in networked items, making it unsuitable for multi-response scenarios. The other options either describe a benefit (no extra build) or assert capabilities (displaying multiple responses easily, or not displaying data at all) that aren’t accurate given how the linkage-to-display setup works.