How would you refer to an entry in a page group property named Address in Pega?

In Pega, to refer to an entry in a page group property, the syntax requires the use of the page group name followed by the property to access the specific entry. When you have a page group such as Address, you need to specify which specific entry in that group you want to access.

The correct answer involves using the proper syntax, where "Work" is an index or a defined identifier that indicates which page within the group you are referencing. This ensures you accurately point to the specific instance of the Address page group. By using .Address(Work), you specify that you want to access the Address entry for a specific context, which is typically defined by a work object or case.

The other choices do not align with Pega’s syntax for accessing page groups. For instance, using just a placeholder like (#) does not specify which entry to access, while referencing Address.Work suggests a different relationship. Additionally, using Value.Address implies that 'Value' is a property, which may not correctly reflect the context needed for the page group property reference.