When defining static lists on properties, which configuration option would allow for localization and key-value pairs?

The option that allows for localization and the use of key-value pairs in defining static lists on properties is the prompt list. A prompt list enables you to create a list of selectable values that can include localized display values, which are essential for providing a user-friendly experience in different languages and regions. With prompt lists, each item can have an associated key that can be used in the application logic, facilitating the mapping of user-friendly names to values stored in the system.

For instance, this means that a prompt list can present users with a friendly name for each option, while the corresponding key value can still be utilized in coding or data processing operations. Such a feature is particularly important in global applications where consistency and clarity of data representation across various locales are paramount.

Other configuration options do not provide the same level of support for localization and key-value pairs. For example, local lists are more suited for simple fixed-value lists without localization features, field values are better for individual fields rather than lists, and data pages are typically utilized for dynamic data retrieval rather than static key-value pairs.