Cloud Kicks has a formula field Specialty__c on Opportunity that gets its value from the...

The verified answer is B because Salesforce explicitly states that Formula fields are read-only and cannot be converted to another data type . Consequently, the existing formula field cannot simply be converted into an editable Text field, which eliminates A and D. The app builder should create a new Text field on Opportunity, extract or otherwise capture the current calculated Specialty__c values, and load those values into the new field. Sales representatives can then independently edit the new Opportunity value without changes to Account automatically recalculating it. Option C creates the editable field but fails to preserve the existing calculated values unless they are migrated. This corrects the PDF answer key, which lists D; Salesforce ' s current field-type conversion documentation explicitly prohibits converting Formula fields to another type.