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take a look at Dataset Fanout, it will split your output based on an attribute. You could either use fme_basename or use any other attribute that you create yourself.
CSV is file based, the other two are directory based.
Thus I'd prefer to explicitly set the directory once and all three could use it. I just don't know how to pass a directory to an output as an attribute.
Although that page doesn't actually say how to do dataset fanouts, so I can't test it anyway (seems like quite an omission). But I'm fairly sure its not what I want.
David - I've somehow always managed to miss the "fanout" option in advanced (despite seeing it plenty of times). That did the trick. Didn't actually need the String Concatenator - that just broke things.
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