Which of the following configurations is not a match type in the Spatial Match tool?

The correct answer identifies a configuration that is not an established match type within the Spatial Match tool. In Alteryx, the Spatial Match tool is designed to analyze the spatial relationships between two sets of data (referred to as Universe and Target) based on geographical features.

The match types available typically focus on more concrete spatial relationships, such as intersection, containment, and equality. For example, "Target Intersects Universe" denotes that any part of the Target overlaps with the Universe. Similarly, "Target Contains Universe" indicates that the entire Universe is contained within the boundaries of the Target. Additionally, "Target Equals Universe" suggests that both the Target and Universe occupy the same geographic area.

However, "Universe is Within Target" does not align with the conventional terminology used in the Spatial Match tool. While the notion of one geographic feature being contained within another is valid, it is framed differently in Alteryx's spatial analysis context. This divergence from the recognized match types confirms that this configuration does not exist as a valid option within the tool.