Which two values of the Catalog Input Type for Store Owner product attribute field can be used in Layered Navigation? (Choose two.)

In Adobe Commerce, Layered Navigation allows customers to filter products based on specific attributes. For an attribute to be used as a filter, its "Catalog Input Type for Store Owner" must be one that provides a discrete set of options or a numerical range. The Dropdown and Price input types are natively designed for this purpose. Dropdown provides a predefined list of values (e.g., colors), while Price is a special attribute type that enables filtering by price ranges or a slider, both of which are core functionalities of layered navigation.

B. Date: The Date input type is not natively supported for use in layered navigation filters. Filtering by specific dates or date ranges typically requires customization or third-party extensions.
D. Text Field: A Text Field allows for free-form, unique text entries for each product, which is unsuitable for creating a consolidated list of filter options required by layered navigation.

1. Adobe Commerce User Guide, Product Attributes: In the section detailing Storefront Properties for an attribute, the guide specifies the requirements for layered navigation. It states, "To use an attribute in layered navigation, it must have a Catalog Input Type of Dropdown, Multiple Select, or Price."

Source: Adobe Commerce User Guide > Catalog > Catalog Management > Product Attributes > Storefront Properties section.

2. Adobe Commerce Developer Documentation, Product attributes: The developer documentation confirms the technical requirements for filterable attributes. An attribute can be set as filterable (isfilterable = 1) only if its frontend input type (frontendinput) is select (Dropdown), multiselect, or price.

Source: Adobe Commerce Developer Documentation > Development > PHTML, JS, and XML > Add product attributes > Attribute properties.