What happens when you refresh a form after making changes?

When you refresh a form after making changes, the action ensures that any modifications made to the underlying script are incorporated into the form. This means that any updates, whether they involve adjustments to data validation, calculations, or visual layout, are applied and visible immediately upon refreshing. This functionality is essential for maintaining accuracy and ensuring that the user interacts with the most current version of the form, reflecting all recent changes.

Options suggesting that the form is deleted or resets all controls would not be accurate representations of typical behavior. Additionally, the idea that refreshing merely previews new design options does not align with the purpose of refreshing, which is to apply and confirm changes rather than just display potential modifications. Therefore, the correct response highlights the importance of ensuring that all updates are properly reflected in the user interface through the refresh action.