Create rule item groups

  • Rule item groups combine UserListRuleItemInfo objects to define user list criteria, such as users who visited a checkout page or had multiple items in their cart.

  • The first rule item group in this example combines rules for users who visited the checkout page and those with more than one item in their shopping cart using string and number rule items.

  • The second rule item group targets users who checked out between specific dates by using date rule items with 'after' and 'before' operators.

  • Combining rule items into a UserListRuleItemGroupInfo object defaults to ANDing their rules together, meaning a user must meet all criteria within the group.

This guide demonstrates how to create the two rule item groups described in the Sample scenario.

Create the first rule item group

Start by creating the first rule_item_group, which consists of two rule_item fields (UserListRuleItemInfo objects):

  • Users who visited the checkout page.
  • Users with more than one item in their shopping cart.

The first rule item uses the ecomm_pagetype string parameter with the EQUALS operator, so create a string_rule_item first:

Java

UserListRuleItemInfo checkoutRule =
    UserListRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
        // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
        // To learn more about setting up remarketing tags, visit
        // https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2476688.
        // To learn more about remarketing events and parameters, visit
        // https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7305793.
        .setName("ecomm_pagetype")
        .setStringRuleItem(
            UserListStringRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
                .setOperator(UserListStringRuleItemOperator.EQUALS)
                .setValue("checkout")
                .build())
        .build();

C#

UserListRuleItemInfo checkoutRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo
{
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    // To learn more about setting up remarketing tags, visit
    // https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2476688.
    // To learn more about remarketing events and parameters, visit
    // https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7305793.
    Name = "ecomm_pagetype",
    StringRuleItem = new UserListStringRuleItemInfo
    {
        Operator = UserListStringRuleItemOperator.Equals,
        Value = "checkout"
    }
};

PHP

$checkoutRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo(
    [
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    // To learn more about setting up remarketing tags, visit
    // https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2476688.
    // To learn more about remarketing events and parameters, visit
    // https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7305793.
    'name' => 'ecomm_pagetype',
    'string_rule_item' => new UserListStringRuleItemInfo(
        [
        'operator' => UserListStringRuleItemOperator::EQUALS,
        'value' => 'checkout'
        ]
    )
    ]
);

Python

checkout_rule: UserListRuleItemInfo = client.get_type(
    "UserListRuleItemInfo"
)

# The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a
# pixel. To learn more about setting up remarketing tags, visit:
# https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2476688.
#
# To learn more about remarketing events and parameters, visit:
# https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7305793.
checkout_rule.name = "ecomm_pagetype"
checkout_string_rule_item: UserListStringRuleItemInfo = (
    checkout_rule.string_rule_item
)
checkout_string_rule_item.operator = (
    client.enums.UserListStringRuleItemOperatorEnum.EQUALS
)
checkout_string_rule_item.value = "checkout"

Ruby

checkout_rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_info do |rule|
  # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired
  # from a pixel.
  # To learn more about setting up remarketing tags, visit
  # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2476688.
  # To learn more about remarketing events and parameters, visit
  # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7305793.
  rule.name = "ecomm_pagetype"
  rule.string_rule_item = client.resource.user_list_string_rule_item_info do |sr|
    sr.operator = :EQUALS
    sr.value = "checkout"
  end
end

Perl

my $checkout_rule =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleItemInfo->new({
    # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a
    # pixel. To learn more about setting up remarketing tags, visit
    # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/2476688.
    # To learn more about remarketing events and parameters, visit
    # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7305793.
    name           => "ecomm_pagetype",
    stringRuleItem =>
      Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListStringRuleItemInfo->new({
        operator => EQUALS,
        value    => "checkout"
      })});

curl

The second rule item uses the cart_size numeric parameter with the GREATER_THAN operator, so next create a number_rule_item:

Java

UserListRuleItemInfo cartSizeRule =
    UserListRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
        // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
        .setName("cart_size")
        .setNumberRuleItem(
            UserListNumberRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
                .setOperator(UserListNumberRuleItemOperator.GREATER_THAN)
                .setValue(1.0)
                .build())
        .build();

C#

UserListRuleItemInfo cartSizeRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo
{
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    Name = "cart_size",
    NumberRuleItem = new UserListNumberRuleItemInfo
    {
        Operator = UserListNumberRuleItemOperator.GreaterThan,
        Value = 1.0
    }
};

PHP

$cartSizeRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo(
    [
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    'name' => 'cart_size',
    'number_rule_item' => new UserListNumberRuleItemInfo(
        [
        'operator' => UserListNumberRuleItemOperator::GREATER_THAN,
        'value' => 1.0
        ]
    )
    ]
);

Python

cart_size_rule: UserListRuleItemInfo = client.get_type(
    "UserListRuleItemInfo"
)
# The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a
# pixel.
cart_size_rule.name = "cart_size"
cart_size_number_rule_item: UserListNumberRuleItemInfo = (
    cart_size_rule.number_rule_item
)
cart_size_number_rule_item.operator = (
    client.enums.UserListNumberRuleItemOperatorEnum.GREATER_THAN
)
cart_size_number_rule_item.value = 1.0

Ruby

cart_size_rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_info do |rule|
  # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired
  # from a pixel.
  rule.name = "cart_size"
  rule.number_rule_item = client.resource.user_list_number_rule_item_info do |nr|
    nr.operator = :GREATER_THAN
    nr.value = 1.0
  end
end

Perl

my $cart_size_rule =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleItemInfo->new({
    # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a
    # pixel.
    name           => "cart_size",
    numberRuleItem =>
      Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListNumberRuleItemInfo->new({
        # Available UserListNumberRuleItemOperators can be found at
        # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserListNumberRuleItemOperatorEnum.UserListNumberRuleItemOperator
        operator => GREATER_THAN,
        value    => 1.0
      })});

curl

Next, combine the two rule items into a UserListRuleItemGroupInfo object. By default, when items are combined into a rule item group, Google Ads joins their rules using an AND operation. See Create a user list for more details.

Java

UserListRuleItemGroupInfo checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup =
    UserListRuleItemGroupInfo.newBuilder()
        .addAllRuleItems(ImmutableList.of(checkoutRule, cartSizeRule))
        .build();

C#

UserListRuleItemGroupInfo checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup =
    new UserListRuleItemGroupInfo();
checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup.RuleItems.Add(checkoutRule);
checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup.RuleItems.Add(cartSizeRule);

PHP

$checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup = new UserListRuleItemGroupInfo(
    [
    'rule_items' => [$checkoutRule, $cartSizeRule]
    ]
);

Python

checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group.rule_items.extend(
    [
        checkout_rule,
        cart_size_rule,
    ]
)

Ruby

  checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_group_info do |g|
    g.rule_items += [checkout_rule, cart_size_rule]
  end

  # Create the RuleItem for checkout start date.
  # The tags and keys used below must have been in place in the past for the
  # date range specified in the rules.
  start_date_rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_info do |rule|
    # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired
    # from a pixel.
    rule.name = "checkoutdate"
    rule.date_rule_item = client.resource.user_list_date_rule_item_info do |dr|
      dr.operator = :AFTER
      dr.value = "20191031"
    end
  end

  # Create the RuleItem for checkout end date.
  end_date_rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_info do |rule|
    # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired
    # from a pixel.
    rule.name = "checkoutdate"
    rule.date_rule_item = client.resource.user_list_date_rule_item_info do |dr|
      dr.operator = :BEFORE
      dr.value = "20200101"
    end
  end

  # Creates a rule group targeting users who checked out between
  # November and December by using the start and end date rules.
  # Combining the two rule items into a user_list_rule_item_group_info
  # object causes Google Ads to AND their rules together.
  # To instead OR the rules together, each rule should be placed in its
  # own rule item group.
  checkout_date_rule_group = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_group_info do |g|
    g.rule_items += [start_date_rule, end_date_rule]
  end

  # Creates the user list operation.
  operation = client.operation.create_resource.user_list do |ul|
    ul.name = "My expression rule user list ##{(Time.new.to_f * 1000).to_i}"
    ul.description = "Users who checked out in November or December OR visited " \
      "the checkout page with more than one item in their cart"
    ul.membership_status = :OPEN
    ul.membership_life_span = 90
    ul.rule_based_user_list = client.resource.rule_based_user_list_info do |r|
      # Optional: To include past users in the user list, set the
      # prepopulation_status to REQUESTED.
      r.prepopulation_status = :REQUESTED
      # Create a flexible_rule_user_list object, or a flexible rule representation
      # of visitors with one or multiple actions. FlexibleRuleUserListInfo wraps
      # UserListRuleInfo in a FlexibleRuleOperandInfo object that represents which
      # user lists to include or exclude.
      r.flexible_rule_user_list = client.resource.flexible_rule_user_list_info do |frul|
        frul.inclusive_rule_operator = :AND
        frul.inclusive_operands << client.resource.flexible_rule_operand_info do |froi|
          froi.rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_info do |info|
            info.rule_item_groups += [checkout_date_rule_group, checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group]
          end
          # Optionally include a lookback window for this rule, in days.
          froi.lookback_window_days = 7
        end
      end
    end
  end

  # Issues a muate request to create the user list.
  response = client.service.user_list.mutate_user_lists(
    customer_id: customer_id,
    operations: [operation],
  )
  puts "Created user list with resource name '#{response.results.first.resource_name}'"
end

if __FILE__ == $0
  options = {}

  # Running the example with -h will print the command line usage.
  OptionParser.new do |opts|
    opts.banner = sprintf('Usage: %s [options]', File.basename(__FILE__))

    opts.separator ''
    opts.separator 'Options:'

    opts.on('-C', '--customer-id CUSTOMER-ID', String, 'Customer ID') do |v|
      options[:customer_id] = v
    end

    opts.separator ''
    opts.separator 'Help:'

    opts.on_tail('-h', '--help', 'Show this message') do
      puts opts
      exit
    end
  end.parse!

  begin
    set_up_advanced_remarketing(options.fetch(:customer_id).tr("-", ""))
  rescue Google::Ads::GoogleAds::Errors::GoogleAdsError => e
    e.failure.errors.each do |error|
      STDERR.printf("Error with message: %s\n", error.message)
      if error.location
        error.location.field_path_elements.each do |field_path_element|
          STDERR.printf("\tOn field: %s\n", field_path_element.field_name)
        end
      end
      error.error_code.to_h.each do |k, v|
        next if v == :UNSPECIFIED
        STDERR.printf("\tType: %s\n\tCode: %s\n", k, v)
      end
    end
    raise
  end
end

Perl

my $checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleItemGroupInfo->new(
  {ruleItems => [$checkout_rule, $cart_size_rule]});

curl

Create the second rule item group

The second rule_item_group also consists of two rule_item fields (UserListRuleItemInfo objects):

  • Users who checked out after October 31st (AFTER operator).
  • Users who checked out before January 1st (BEFORE operator).

Both of these rule items use the checkoutdate parameter, which has date values. Populate the date_rule_item fields with UserListDateRuleItemInfo objects formatted as YYYYMMDD (evaluated in the account's time zone).

First, define the start date ("20191031"):

Java

UserListRuleItemInfo startDateRule =
    UserListRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
        // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
        .setName("checkoutdate")
        .setDateRuleItem(
            UserListDateRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
                // Available UserListDateRuleItemOperators can be found at
                // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum.UserListDateRuleItemOperator
                .setOperator(UserListDateRuleItemOperator.AFTER)
                .setValue("20191031")
                .build())
        .build();

C#

UserListRuleItemInfo startDateRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo
{
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    Name = "checkoutdate",
    DateRuleItem = new UserListDateRuleItemInfo
    {
        // Available UserListDateRuleItemOperators can be found at
        // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum.UserListDateRuleItemOperator
        Operator = UserListDateRuleItemOperator.After,
        Value = "20191031"
    }
};

PHP

$startDateRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo(
    [
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    'name' => 'checkoutdate',
    'date_rule_item' => new UserListDateRuleItemInfo(
        [
        // Available UserListDateRuleItemOperators can be found at
        // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum.UserListDateRuleItemOperator
        'operator' => UserListDateRuleItemOperator::AFTER,
        'value' => '20191031'
        ]
    )
    ]
);

Python

start_date_rule: UserListRuleItemInfo = client.get_type(
    "UserListRuleItemInfo"
)
start_date_rule.name = "checkoutdate"
start_date_rule_item: UserListDateRuleItemInfo = (
    start_date_rule.date_rule_item
)
# Available UserListDateRuleItemOperators can be found at:
# https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum.UserListDateRuleItemOperator
user_list_data_rule_item_operator_enum: UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum = (
    client.enums.UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum
)
start_date_rule_item.operator = user_list_data_rule_item_operator_enum.AFTER
start_date_rule_item.value = "20191031"

Ruby

start_date_rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_info do |rule|
  # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired
  # from a pixel.
  rule.name = "checkoutdate"
  rule.date_rule_item = client.resource.user_list_date_rule_item_info do |dr|
    dr.operator = :AFTER
    dr.value = "20191031"
  end
end

Perl

my $start_date_rule =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleItemInfo->new({
    # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a
    # pixel.
    name         => "checkoutdate",
    dateRuleItem =>
      Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListDateRuleItemInfo->new({
        # Available UserListDateRuleItemOperators can be found at
        # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserListDateRuleItemOperatorEnum.UserListDateRuleItemOperator
        operator => AFTER,
        value    => "20191031"
      })});

curl

Next, define the end date ("20200101"):

Java

UserListRuleItemInfo endDateRule =
    UserListRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
        // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
        .setName("checkoutdate")
        .setDateRuleItem(
            UserListDateRuleItemInfo.newBuilder()
                .setOperator(UserListDateRuleItemOperator.BEFORE)
                .setValue("20200101")
                .build())
        .build();

C#

UserListRuleItemInfo endDateRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo
{
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    Name = "checkoutdate",
    DateRuleItem = new UserListDateRuleItemInfo
    {
        Operator = UserListDateRuleItemOperator.Before,
        Value = "20200101"
    }
};

PHP

$endDateRule = new UserListRuleItemInfo(
    [
    // The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a pixel.
    'name' => 'checkoutdate',
    'date_rule_item' => new UserListDateRuleItemInfo(
        [
        'operator' => UserListDateRuleItemOperator::BEFORE,
        'value' => '20200101'
        ]
    )
    ]
);

Python

end_date_rule: UserListRuleItemInfo = client.get_type(
    "UserListRuleItemInfo"
)
end_date_rule.name = "checkoutdate"
end_date_rule_item: UserListDateRuleItemInfo = end_date_rule.date_rule_item
end_date_rule_item.operator = user_list_data_rule_item_operator_enum.BEFORE
end_date_rule_item.value = "20200101"

Ruby

end_date_rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_info do |rule|
  # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired
  # from a pixel.
  rule.name = "checkoutdate"
  rule.date_rule_item = client.resource.user_list_date_rule_item_info do |dr|
    dr.operator = :BEFORE
    dr.value = "20200101"
  end
end

Perl

my $end_date_rule =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleItemInfo->new({
    # The rule variable name must match a corresponding key name fired from a
    # pixel.
    name         => "checkoutdate",
    dateRuleItem =>
      Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListDateRuleItemInfo->new({
        operator => BEFORE,
        value    => "20200101"
      })});

curl

As with the first rule item group, combine these two rule_item fields into a UserListRuleItemGroupInfo object to AND them together:

Java

UserListRuleItemGroupInfo checkoutDateRuleGroup =
    UserListRuleItemGroupInfo.newBuilder()
        .addAllRuleItems(ImmutableList.of(startDateRule, endDateRule))
        .build();

C#

UserListRuleItemGroupInfo checkoutDateRuleGroup = new UserListRuleItemGroupInfo();
checkoutDateRuleGroup.RuleItems.Add(startDateRule);
checkoutDateRuleGroup.RuleItems.Add(endDateRule);

PHP

$checkoutDateRuleGroup = new UserListRuleItemGroupInfo(
    [
    'rule_items' => [$startDateRule, $endDateRule]
    ]
);

Python

checkout_date_rule_group.rule_items.extend(
    [
        start_date_rule,
        end_date_rule,
    ]
)

Ruby

checkout_date_rule_group = client.resource.user_list_rule_item_group_info do |g|
  g.rule_items += [start_date_rule, end_date_rule]
end

Perl

my $checkout_date_rule_group =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleItemGroupInfo->new(
  {ruleItems => [$start_date_rule, $end_date_rule]});

curl

Combine rule item groups into a user list rule

To apply both groups to your audience segment, add both UserListRuleItemGroupInfo objects to a UserListRuleInfo instance on your flexible rule operand, where the groups are joined using an OR operation:

Java

FlexibleRuleUserListInfo flexibleRuleUserListInfo =
    FlexibleRuleUserListInfo.newBuilder()
        .setInclusiveRuleOperator(UserListFlexibleRuleOperator.AND)
        .addInclusiveOperands(
            FlexibleRuleOperandInfo.newBuilder()
                .setRule(
                    // The default rule_type for a UserListRuleInfo object is OR of ANDs
                    // (disjunctive normal form). That is, rule items will be ANDed together
                    // within rule item groups and the groups themselves will be ORed together.
                    UserListRuleInfo.newBuilder()
                        .addRuleItemGroups(checkoutDateRuleGroup)
                        .addRuleItemGroups(checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup))
                // Optional: includes a lookback window for this rule, in days.
                .setLookbackWindowDays(7L))
        .build();

C#

FlexibleRuleUserListInfo flexibleRuleUserListInfo = new FlexibleRuleUserListInfo();
FlexibleRuleOperandInfo flexibleRuleOperandInfo = new FlexibleRuleOperandInfo() {
    Rule = new UserListRuleInfo()
};
flexibleRuleOperandInfo.Rule.RuleItemGroups.Add(checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup);
flexibleRuleOperandInfo.Rule.RuleItemGroups.Add(checkoutDateRuleGroup);
flexibleRuleUserListInfo.InclusiveOperands.Add(flexibleRuleOperandInfo);

PHP

$flexibleRuleUserListInfo = new FlexibleRuleUserListInfo(
    [
    'inclusive_rule_operator' => UserListFlexibleRuleOperator::PBAND,
    'inclusive_operands' => [
        new FlexibleRuleOperandInfo(
            [
            'rule' => new UserListRuleInfo(
                [
                // The default rule_type for a UserListRuleInfo object is OR of ANDs
                // (disjunctive normal form). That is, rule items will be ANDed together
                // within rule item groups and the groups themselves will be ORed together.
                'rule_item_groups' => [
                    $checkoutAndCartSizeRuleGroup,
                    $checkoutDateRuleGroup
                ]
                ]
            ),
            // Optionally add a lookback window for this rule, in days.
            'lookback_window_days' => 7
            ]
        )
    ],
    'exclusive_operands' => []
    ]
);

Python

# Create a FlexibleRuleUserListInfo object, or a flexible rule
# representation of visitors with one or multiple actions.
# FlexibleRuleUserListInfo wraps UserListRuleInfo in a
# FlexibleRuleOperandInfo object that represents which user lists to
# include or exclude.
flexible_rule_user_list_info: FlexibleRuleUserListInfo = (
    rule_based_user_list_info.flexible_rule_user_list
)
flexible_rule_user_list_info.inclusive_rule_operator = (
    client.enums.UserListFlexibleRuleOperatorEnum.AND
)
# The default rule_type for a UserListRuleInfo object is OR of
# ANDs (disjunctive normal form). That is, rule items will be
# ANDed together within rule item groups and the groups
# themselves will be ORed together.
rule_operand: FlexibleRuleOperandInfo = client.get_type(
    "FlexibleRuleOperandInfo"
)
rule_operand.rule.rule_item_groups.extend(
    [
        checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group,
        checkout_date_rule_group,
    ]
)
rule_operand.lookback_window_days = 7
flexible_rule_user_list_info.inclusive_operands.append(rule_operand)

Ruby

r.flexible_rule_user_list = client.resource.flexible_rule_user_list_info do |frul|
  frul.inclusive_rule_operator = :AND
  frul.inclusive_operands << client.resource.flexible_rule_operand_info do |froi|
    froi.rule = client.resource.user_list_rule_info do |info|
      info.rule_item_groups += [checkout_date_rule_group, checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group]
    end
    # Optionally include a lookback window for this rule, in days.
    froi.lookback_window_days = 7
  end
end

Perl

my $flexible_rule_user_list_info =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::FlexibleRuleUserListInfo->new({
    inclusiveRuleOperator => AND,
    inclusiveOperands     => [
      Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::FlexibleRuleOperandInfo->new({
          rule => Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserListRuleInfo->new({
              # The default rule_type for a UserListRuleInfo object is OR of
              # ANDs (disjunctive normal form). That is, rule items will be
              # ANDed together within rule item groups and the groups
              # themselves will be ORed together.
              ruleItemGroups => [
                $checkout_date_rule_group, $checkout_and_cart_size_rule_group
              ]}
          ),
          # Optionally include a lookback window for this rule, in days.
          lookback_window_days => 7
        })
    ],
    exclusiveOperands => []});

curl

For full details on rule_type (OR_OF_ANDS on FlexibleRuleUserListInfo) and prepopulating the resulting list, proceed to Create a user list.

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