With an elevation attribute, the AttributeFilter can divide features into three streams: below 100 meters, between 100 and 200 meters, and over 200 meters.

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With an elevation attribute, the AttributeFilter can divide features into three streams: below 100 meters, between 100 and 200 meters, and over 200 meters.

Explanation:
AttributeFilter routes features based on one single test into two paths: the condition being true or false. If you test elevation against a single threshold, you’ll get one stream that meets the condition (for example, below 100 meters) and one stream that doesn’t (the rest). It doesn’t automatically create a third stream for additional ranges. To obtain three elevation bands in one workflow, you’d need to apply multiple tests or use a transformer that supports multiple outputs (such as a Tester or Router) or chain two AttributeFilters (first separate below 100, then split the remainder into 100–200 and over 200). That’s why the statement is not correct.

AttributeFilter routes features based on one single test into two paths: the condition being true or false. If you test elevation against a single threshold, you’ll get one stream that meets the condition (for example, below 100 meters) and one stream that doesn’t (the rest). It doesn’t automatically create a third stream for additional ranges. To obtain three elevation bands in one workflow, you’d need to apply multiple tests or use a transformer that supports multiple outputs (such as a Tester or Router) or chain two AttributeFilters (first separate below 100, then split the remainder into 100–200 and over 200). That’s why the statement is not correct.

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