A module must have a link type; which of the following is NOT listed as a valid link type?

A module must have a link type; which of the following is NOT listed as a valid link type?

• A. Assessment
• B. List of Records
• C. Separator
• D. Calendar View

Answer: (D)

When you configure a module, the Link type determines what happens when someone clicks that module — essentially how the system loads content for that module. ServiceNow provides a set of predefined Link types you can choose from, and these define the navigation behavior. For example, a module can open a list of records directly, it can point to an assessment page, or it can act as a visual divider with a Separator. Calendar View, while a useful way to visualize data, isn’t one of the built-in Link type options available for modules. So it can’t be selected as the Link type. If you need calendar-like visibility, you’d use the standard list view and switch to calendar there, or rely on separate UI components, rather than a dedicated Calendar View Link type.

When you configure a module, the Link type determines what happens when someone clicks that module — essentially how the system loads content for that module. ServiceNow provides a set of predefined Link types you can choose from, and these define the navigation behavior. For example, a module can open a list of records directly, it can point to an assessment page, or it can act as a visual divider with a Separator. Calendar View, while a useful way to visualize data, isn’t one of the built-in Link type options available for modules. So it can’t be selected as the Link type. If you need calendar-like visibility, you’d use the standard list view and switch to calendar there, or rely on separate UI components, rather than a dedicated Calendar View Link type.