HI @Guitarrista82
As Sanford mentioned, It is not that Becca has Beets as #1 on her list, but more that the marketing team has decided that the priority of the segmentation is Celery > Beets > Broccoli > Carrots.
1 - If I create a smart list with the filter (say a field called Vegetable = Beets), then Becca will qualify for this smart list
2 - If I check which segment does Becca fall into, then the segment would be Beets, as Beets is #2 on the priority of the segmentation and Broccoli is on #4, and a person can only belong to 1 segment based on the order or priority set for the segmentation.
A. Anna, Siri, and Jenni are members of the Carrots smart list but NOT members of the Carrots segment.
R) Siri will be in the Carrots segment and therefore 'NOT members of the Carrots segment' is incorrect
B. Anna, Siri, and Jenni are members of the Carrots segment AND members of the Carrots smart list.
R) Anna will be in Broccoli segment and Jenni will be in Celery segment, therefore 'Anna, Siri, and Jenni are members of the Carrots segment' is incorrect
C. Becca and Amy are members of the Beets segment, AND Becca, Amy and Jenni are members of the Beets smart list.
R) Becca will qualify for the Beets segment as the order of priority
Amy will qualify for the Beets segment - the only thing she likes
Becca, Amy and Jenni will qualify for the Beets smart list (if I run a filter say Vegetable = Beets)
Hope this helps
Floyd
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