In Constellation, the simplest way is to add a Text content block in the view: open the view in App Studio, click Add, choose Text, type Your country is USA, and save; it renders as read-only content. If you want it styled like body copy or a label, set the Text style (Body, Caption, Helper) in the block’s settings. For dynamic bits, use a small expression: Your country is {.Country} and keep the block read-only so users can’t edit it. If you prefer a property, create a calculated single-value property like .CountryMessage with the expression "Your country is " + .Country and drop it in the view with Display mode Read-only. For multi-line notes, use the Rich text content block and disable editing. To support translation, store the sentence as a Field Value (or Message) and reference it in the Text block so locales swap it automatically. You can also add helper text on a field for short hints, but Text/Rich text is best for standalone messages.
@Mohd Qizer Uddin , this approach will show an uneditable field below the label/text, but that shouldn’t be the case. I only need to display a plain text in the UI.
@Mohd Qizer Uddin , the view instruction always appears at the top of the UI, but that shouldn’t be the case. I require that when a user selects a specific value from a dropdown field, for example, ‘USA’ from a country dropdown, a static text should be displayed just below that dropdown field, not on top of the UI like the view instructions.