When exporting using the View as group option in the aggregate detail views, you are limited to:

When exporting using the View as group option in the aggregate detail views, you are limited to:

• A. 100 Queue IDs or 300 User IDs
• B. 50 Queue IDs or 100 User IDs
• C. 200 Queue IDs or 400 User IDs
• D. 500 Queue IDs or 600 User IDs

Answer: (A)

When using the View as group option in aggregate detail views, there is a cap on how many IDs you can export in one go to keep the export performant. The maximums are 100 Queue IDs or 300 User IDs. This means you can export up to 100 queues or up to 300 users in a single export when using this view, and you’d need to split larger selections into multiple exports if you have more IDs. Those other numbers would be smaller than the actual limit, so they don’t represent the maximum capacity of a single export. If you need more data, you’d perform additional exports in smaller batches.

When using the View as group option in aggregate detail views, there is a cap on how many IDs you can export in one go to keep the export performant. The maximums are 100 Queue IDs or 300 User IDs. This means you can export up to 100 queues or up to 300 users in a single export when using this view, and you’d need to split larger selections into multiple exports if you have more IDs.

Those other numbers would be smaller than the actual limit, so they don’t represent the maximum capacity of a single export. If you need more data, you’d perform additional exports in smaller batches.