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Which of the following is NOT a function of search layouts?

Displaying records in search results
Defining lookup dialog fields
Managing user access levels
Grouping fields in related lists

The correct answer is: Managing user access levels

Search layouts serve specific functions in Salesforce, primarily aimed at enhancing the way users can search for and view records. One of their main roles is to define what fields are visible in search results, allowing users to quickly find the records they need. This includes customizing the order and which fields are displayed when users perform a search. Additionally, search layouts allow for the configuration of lookup dialog fields, which are the fields users see when they perform a lookup for a record. This ensures that the most relevant information is accessible and that user experience is streamlined during searches. However, managing user access levels is not a function of search layouts. Access control in Salesforce is handled through profiles, permission sets, and sharing settings, none of which fall within the capabilities of search layouts. Grouping fields in related lists, while relevant to the organization of data, also does not pertain directly to the purpose of search layouts but rather relates to the overall page layout or user interface design. Thus, the correct choice reflects an aspect of Salesforce functionality that is distinctly separate from the primary roles played by search layouts.