Which statements about the Append Fields tool are correct?

The statements that the result is a Cartesian join and that fields can be reordered are both correct regarding the Append Fields tool.

When using the Append Fields tool in Alteryx, the operation effectively combines every record from one input with every record from another input, resulting in what is known as a Cartesian join. This means that if the first input contains 10 rows and the second input has 5 rows, the resulting dataset will contain 10 x 5 = 50 rows, where each row from the first input corresponds to every row in the second input.

Additionally, the tool allows users to reorder the fields in the output by dragging and dropping them in the desired sequence. This feature provides flexibility in organizing the resulting dataset for better usability and visual clarity after the append operation is complete.

Understanding these properties is essential when planning your data workflows in Alteryx, as it helps in structuring your data effectively and anticipating the size and structure of your outputs.