To display read-only contact information in an OmniScript as a table using merge fields for first name, last name, street address, state, postal code, and country, which OmniScript element should you use?

To display read-only contact information in an OmniScript as a table using merge fields for first name, last name, street address, state, postal code, and country, which OmniScript element should you use?

• A. Text area
• B. Rich text Area
• C. Edit Block
• D. Text Block

Answer: (D)

Text Block is the right choice because it’s designed for displaying static, read-only content and supports merge fields. You can embed an HTML table inside a Text Block and fill each cell with the merge fields for first name, last name, street address, state, postal code, and country, giving a clean read-only table of contact information. The other options are input-focused: Text Area and Rich Text Area are used for user input and editing, not for display. Edit Block is a container for editable fields. So they wouldn’t provide a read-only table using merge fields.

Text Block is the right choice because it’s designed for displaying static, read-only content and supports merge fields. You can embed an HTML table inside a Text Block and fill each cell with the merge fields for first name, last name, street address, state, postal code, and country, giving a clean read-only table of contact information.

The other options are input-focused: Text Area and Rich Text Area are used for user input and editing, not for display. Edit Block is a container for editable fields. So they wouldn’t provide a read-only table using merge fields.