Which two conditions prevent a user from accessing a goal from the goal library when adding a goal?

Which two conditions prevent a user from accessing a goal from the goal library when adding a goal?

• A. The goal library is empty; The user has no access to the library
• B. Goal Library profile option is not enabled; The goal is not with Active status in the goal library
• C. The user lacks permissions; The goal is archived
• D. The goal is already used; The user is not assigned to the project

Answer: (B)

When adding a goal from the library, access is controlled by two gating factors. First, the Goal Library profile option must be enabled for the user; if it isn’t, the library isn’t accessible and no goals can be selected from it. Second, the specific goal must be Active in the library; if the goal is not Active (for example, archived or inactive), it won’t be available to add even when the library is accessible. So, these two conditions together determine whether a user can access and choose a goal from the library. Other scenarios like permissions, an empty library, or a goal already being used are separate considerations and don’t define the two access gates in this context.

When adding a goal from the library, access is controlled by two gating factors. First, the Goal Library profile option must be enabled for the user; if it isn’t, the library isn’t accessible and no goals can be selected from it. Second, the specific goal must be Active in the library; if the goal is not Active (for example, archived or inactive), it won’t be available to add even when the library is accessible. So, these two conditions together determine whether a user can access and choose a goal from the library. Other scenarios like permissions, an empty library, or a goal already being used are separate considerations and don’t define the two access gates in this context.