Which of the following is NOT a text-based control type?

The option identified as correct refers to a control type that does not adhere to the text-based format. Text-based controls are those that primarily handle and display text input, including simple text, multiline text, and rich text, which generally allow for styled text but still revolve around text content.

Rich Text can include different fonts, colors, and formatting functions like bold or italic, and, therefore, is considered a text-based control because it still fundamentally revolves around text manipulation. Multiline text is another text-centric control that allows for extended text entries across multiple lines.

In contrast, a Data List does not qualify as a text-centric control; it pertains to a type of interface that provides a way to present structured data, typically in the form of tables or lists where users can select or view items. This does not pertain to text input or formatting in the way that text, rich text, and multiline text do. The distinction lies in the fact that the Data List handles data representation rather than text-based content entry or display. Thus, it stands out as the correct choice for the control type that is not text-based.