What are the two options for exporting to multiple sheets based on one field?

The choice of "append prefix and append suffix" as the correct answer reflects a method that allows for the dynamic creation of multiple sheets in a single export process, utilizing a field within your data to differentiate the sheets. By appending a prefix or suffix to the file names or sheet names based on a specified field, you can effectively categorize your data into separate sheets. This means you can export different segments of your data, aligned by the chosen field, into organized sheets within a workbook.

This method is particularly useful when dealing with large datasets that need to be compartmentalized for easier analysis or reporting. For example, if you have sales data categorized by regions, appending each region's name to the sheet name allows each region's data to reside on its own sheet within a single Excel file.

The other options do not adequately describe the capability to create multiple sheets based on a single field. Merge and combine typically refer to data integration processes rather than sheet creation. Similarly, group and split pertain more to data organization rather than exporting functionality. Lastly, export and import are actions that deal with moving data in and out of Alteryx but do not specifically address the ability to create multiple sheets from one field. Therefore, the ability to append prefix and