What is the result of a segmentation criteria filtering on City | Is Equal To | 'San José'?
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Reference / correct answer:
Cities only containing 'San José or 'san josé'
Most accepted answer: B. Cities only containing 'San José or 'san josé'
Community votes: A=3, B=7, D=1
Selected Answer: B It is B. Values are case-insensitive but matches only with "é" with an accent. upvoted 6 times
Selected Answer: B Answer: B – Cities only containing “San José” or “san josé”. Why: The “Is Equal To” operator requires an exact character-for-character match. Most segmentation platforms treat the comparison as case-insensitive (so “San José” = “san josé”) but accent-sensitive (so “José” ≠ “Jose”). Therefore only records whose City value includes the accented “é” satisfy the filter; any value that drops the accent (“San Jose” or “san jose”) is excluded. upvoted 2 times
Selected Answer: B Tested it on playground for Jack and Jáck; doesnt give same count of segment population. upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: B The value against which the attribute value is compared to determines whether it satisfies the condition. Queries honor exact matching on special characters and accents and aren’t case-sensitive. For example, querying on City | Is Equal To | Canon City doesn’t find the city Cañon City. A query on City | Is Equal To | Canon City finds canon city. Also, queries honor exact matching on types. upvoted 1 times
Selected Answer: D According to the Data Cloud documentation, the Is Equal To operator is case-insensitive, meaning it matches values regardless of capitalization. Therefore, the segmentation criteria filtering on City | Is Equal To | 'San Jose' will include cities that contain either 'San Jose' or 'san jose'. upvoted 2 times