How can you selectively display a guide based on a Salesforce user's role?

The correct choice involves using a Boolean expression in the Guide's Advanced properties to selectively display the guide based on a Salesforce user's role. This approach allows for a dynamic evaluation of conditions tied to the user's role when they access the guide.

By defining a Boolean expression, you can set specific criteria that need to be met based on the user's role. This expression evaluates to true or false, which determines whether the guide will be visible to that specific user. This method provides flexibility and precise control over who sees the guide, allowing for tailored experiences based on roles within the organization.

Using Boolean logic can involve checking attributes such as the user's role name, permissions, or other relevant factors, ensuring the guide is displayed correctly according to the user's situation. This systematic approach enhances user experience by providing relevant resources only to those who require them, instead of universally displaying all guides to every user.

The other options, while they may suggest potential ways to manage guide visibility, either do not directly address the fundamental requirement of selective visibility based on user role or don't provide the dynamic capability that a Boolean expression does. For instance, different page layouts and the Applies To property focus more on layout and general applicability rather than conditional logic based on user roles, which makes them less effective in achieving the