Select the combination of values that can be output from the RegEx Match function.

The RegEx Match function in Alteryx is designed to test whether a string fits a specified regular expression pattern. The return values from this function are based on the result of that match test. When evaluating a string against a regular expression, the function can return an indication of whether a match was found or not.

The correct combination of values produced by the RegEx Match function is -1 and 0. A return value of -1 signifies that the regular expression did not match the input string—essentially indicating failure to find any matches. A return value of 0 indicates that there was a match with the pattern but does not specify how many matches occurred. Thus, the values -1 and 0 smartly represent the two potential outcomes from a match attempt: a complete lack of matches versus one or more matches.

The option indicating values of -1 and 0 effectively encapsulates these realistic outputs, where -1 indicates no match at all and 0 shows that at least one match occurred. This functionality is essential for data validations and filtering processes within Alteryx, allowing users to implement regex pattern-matching accurately and efficiently.