Which of the following indicates that no profiles were excluded during a dataflow run?

The indication that no profiles were excluded during a dataflow run is best demonstrated by flow run details that display zero exclusions. When a dataflow is executed, it processes the input data, and if the output shows zero exclusions, it confirms that all profiles present in the dataflow input were included for processing. This signals that there were no filtering criteria or issues that led to profiles being left out.

The other options, while relevant to the overall process, do not specifically indicate that there were no exclusions. For example, if the consent policy settings did not change, it may imply that there were no restrictions based on consent but does not directly reference the profile exclusion count. Similarly, matching the total profiles number to the input suggests that the overall count remained unchanged, but it doesn’t guarantee that no profiles were excluded during processing—it merely reflects the total rather than the specifics of exclusions. Finally, a success status on the completion report indicates that the dataflow ran without errors but does not directly provide information about the exclusion of profiles. Thus, referring specifically to zero exclusions in the flow run details is the most direct and appropriate indication of inclusion.