Which term denotes a grouping that remains fixed and does not update with filters?

• A. Group Hierarchy
• B. Static Groups
• C. Predefined Filters
• D. Local Groups

Answer: (B)

The key idea is how membership is determined and maintained. Static groups are created by manually selecting members, and once set, their composition does not change automatically when filters or attributes change. This makes them a fixed roster you can rely on for stable targeting or access, since applying different filters won’t reshuffle who belongs. In contrast, groups built from filters or dynamic rules update as underlying attributes change, reflecting the current state rather than a fixed snapshot. Group hierarchy refers to how groups can be nested, not to whether membership updates with filters. Predefined filters are saved criteria for selecting items, not fixed membership. Local groups describe grouping within a local scope and can vary by implementation, but the term for a grouping that stays fixed regardless of filters is Static Groups.