Which attributes must a field have to hide or show an object using Dynamic Zone Visibility?

Dynamic Zone Visibility in Tableau allows you to control the visibility of objects based on certain field attributes. The correct answer identifies that for a field to be utilized in Dynamic Zone Visibility, it must be a Boolean type, which means the field has two possible values, typically representing true/false or yes/no.

Selecting a Boolean field means that the visibility can be easily toggled on or off. A single value is also essential in this context as it provides a clear and specific condition to determine visibility; when the condition is met, the object will be displayed or hidden accordingly. The independence from the visualization (or "independent of the viz") means that the visibility condition is set based solely on this field's value without being influenced by other visual context elements.

This understanding is critical, as other attributes mentioned in the other choices do not align with the requirements for Dynamic Zone Visibility. Fields with numeric or text types, or requiring multiple values, complicate the visibility condition and are not compatible with the straightforward binary visibility toggle that Boolean fields provide.