Which two features can be utilized to edit a column during data preparation in OAC?

In the context of editing a column during data preparation in Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC), choosing the Bin and Sentence Case features is particularly effective.

The Bin function allows users to convert continuous data into discrete intervals or bins, which is useful for categorizing numerical data into ranges. This categorization facilitates better analysis and visualization of the data, enabling users to identify patterns and trends more easily. For instance, numerical values can be grouped into ranges like '0-10', '11-20', etc., providing a clearer view of the distribution of the data.

The Sentence Case feature, on the other hand, changes the format of text data to make it more readable by capitalizing the first letter of each sentence while converting the remaining letters to lower case. This is especially valuable when preparing data for reporting or presentations, as it enhances the professionalism and clarity of the text data.

Combining these two features enhances both the structure and presentation of data during preparation, serving the practical needs of data analysts and business users in OAC.

The other options provided, while relevant to data operations in OAC, do not align as closely with the core functionalities of editing a column in the way that Bin and Sentence Case do. For example, sorting and filtering are