Another Excellent and VALUABLE video, Scott! You have found yet another way to save my bacon! If I had known this much about Gmail search earlier I'd probably be a couple of years younger . . .
Scott, FANTASIC video! Thank you for including the webpage to the Gmail Search Operators. What a life saver it is. I have a QUESTION: It's label related with filters. If I have a filter that puts items in the label "RECEIPTS," if I delete the label, will it automatically delete the associated filter? Second QUESTION: Label related - If I want to delete a label but not the emails in the Label folder, how would I do that and where do they go? Do they return to the Inbox (gasp!) or get archived somehow? You're the best at presenting How To's - Thank you for doing what you do!
Very useful. I've used search, but not rules - common in Outlook - and I also used different heat colours in the subject so messages from my boss were in yellow, his boss in orange and the chief of division in red. One confusion when using dates: before:2015 is unambiguous before:01/08/2015 finds all the emails before Jan 8th 2015 but they show up with dates 07/01/2015 and earlier. Is there a way to force Gmail to be consistent and use our country's date format everywhere? Better still, to allow or need dates to be spelled out viz: before:07/jan/2015 or jan/07/2015
You're right, there can be confusion with dates in Gmail's advanced search. Here's why and what you can do: The Issue: Gmail interprets dates based on American format (MM/DD/YYYY). So, "before:01/08/2015" searches for emails before January 8th, 2015. However, retrieved emails might display dates in your preferred format (e.g., DD/MM/YYYY), causing the "07/01/2015" confusion. Solution: Use YYYY/MM/DD format. This is the most consistent approach across platforms. Search like: before:2015/01/08 for emails before January 8th, 2015 (regardless of display format).
Nicely done - Why is there no RUN FILTER - or APPLY Filter ? My search works very poorly . First it sems to add a SPACE to the end of what I type ?? wha ? ANd i can type "Bank of" receiving no results. But I type "Bank of Amer" and I get results im looking for. This works like to search / filter I have ever seen or designed.
I already knew these search functions, so this video was not helpful to me. What I am looking for are specific strategies for using text filters so that I can make sure that specific text is included. I use quotes for this but I need more options. For instance, if I type "sequence of operations" in quotes in my search, it returns emails that contain any of those words and not that exact phrase I'm looking for.
Another great post which will really help. Can anyone help me with another issue..? Is there a way to raise a Google TASK direct from a Google calender event?
Thanks for the info. My issue is that the search mail isn't even working. I get something totally unrelated that pops up when I'm trying to search for an email....do you know what I can do to remedy this?
hello sir suppose i have 10 user defined labels and want to see all mails with any of of labels then what will be the operator actually want archive all mails that dont belong to any of my 10 labels \\thank s sorry for mistakes in typin as i am visually chalenged
How do I use the Search Operator to find an email that has a specific word and does not include any others. For instance, I want to find emails that have the word MATRIX, but, when I search that word, it also populates emails (and yellow highlights) words like "OR", "CONTAINS", "OF".
Doesn't help Example: I typed "intermountain gas" in search bar to retrieve any email from intermountain gas and I get nothing. If I go to deleted items there is clearly multiple emails from intermountain gas. I'm using the app on a Droid tablet with no filters. Shouldn't any email with those key words show up? What am I missing? Very pissed!
Gmail is so annoying.. it will pull words from your search such as ... Ive been trying to find a UPS email.. but it also filters every email with UP in it.. or just an U in the sentence.. WHY ? Why would anyone ever want this to be a feature? Makes NO sense at all
Another Excellent and VALUABLE video, Scott! You have found yet another way to save my bacon! If I had known this much about Gmail search earlier I'd probably be a couple of years younger . . .
You are most welcome, Michael. So glad that you enjoyed this video!
Hello,how are u? I was wondering how to check my other Gmail
Wow that in:anywhere command is a game changer ❤
It certainly is! So glad you like it.
Thank you for such an amazing and valuable content.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching.
AWESOME INFORMATION!!!......GIVE THE MAN HIS PROPS! THANK YOU SCOTT!!!
You are very welcome, Michael.
Scott, FANTASIC video! Thank you for including the webpage to the Gmail Search Operators. What a life saver it is. I have a QUESTION: It's label related with filters. If I have a filter that puts items in the label "RECEIPTS," if I delete the label, will it automatically delete the associated filter? Second QUESTION: Label related - If I want to delete a label but not the emails in the Label folder, how would I do that and where do they go? Do they return to the Inbox (gasp!) or get archived somehow? You're the best at presenting How To's - Thank you for doing what you do!
Great informative video 👍 thanks mate.
An incredible video demonstration with live examples. Thank you.
Gold! Thank you
You're welcome!
wow man so thankful
You are most welcome! Thanks for watching.
Scott, that is an informative video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Scot t, this is an excellent contribution from you. God Bless You.
Thank you kindly
Thank you so much brother
Thanks. Great tutorial as usual.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you. Very helpful.
You're welcome!
Very helpful indeed!
Informative video sir, thanks
Thanks, in:anywhere is what I was looking for!
LOOOOVE IT!! 👍❤
Thank you Scot,superb
My pleasure!
Thankyou so much....😊😊😊
thank you for this sir! big help
thank you
Super handy
Very useful. I've used search, but not rules - common in Outlook - and I also used different heat colours in the subject so messages from my boss were in yellow, his boss in orange and the chief of division in red.
One confusion when using dates: before:2015 is unambiguous before:01/08/2015 finds all the emails before Jan 8th 2015 but they show up with dates 07/01/2015 and earlier. Is there a way to force Gmail to be consistent and use our country's date format everywhere?
Better still, to allow or need dates to be spelled out viz: before:07/jan/2015 or jan/07/2015
You're right, there can be confusion with dates in Gmail's advanced search. Here's why and what you can do:
The Issue:
Gmail interprets dates based on American format (MM/DD/YYYY).
So, "before:01/08/2015" searches for emails before January 8th, 2015.
However, retrieved emails might display dates in your preferred format (e.g., DD/MM/YYYY), causing the "07/01/2015" confusion.
Solution: Use YYYY/MM/DD format.
This is the most consistent approach across platforms.
Search like: before:2015/01/08 for emails before January 8th, 2015 (regardless of display format).
Nicely done - Why is there no RUN FILTER - or APPLY Filter ?
My search works very poorly . First it sems to add a SPACE to the end of what I type ?? wha ?
ANd i can type "Bank of" receiving no results. But I type "Bank of Amer" and I get results im looking for. This works like to search / filter I have ever seen or designed.
Merci 🙏
I already knew these search functions, so this video was not helpful to me. What I am looking for are specific strategies for using text filters so that I can make sure that specific text is included. I use quotes for this but I need more options. For instance, if I type "sequence of operations" in quotes in my search, it returns emails that contain any of those words and not that exact phrase I'm looking for.
Another great post which will really help.
Can anyone help me with another issue..?
Is there a way to raise a Google TASK direct from a Google calender event?
Thanks for the info. My issue is that the search mail isn't even working. I get something totally unrelated that pops up when I'm trying to search for an email....do you know what I can do to remedy this?
able to bring up list of emails with search bar , but if I highlight one it doesn't take me to it, what is the issue?
Please how find emails (no subject) ? thaks
hello sir
suppose i have 10 user defined labels
and want to see all mails with any of of labels then what will be the operator
actually want archive all mails that dont belong to any of my 10 labels \\thank s
sorry for mistakes in typin as i am visually chalenged
How do I use the Search Operator to find an email that has a specific word and does not include any others. For instance, I want to find emails that have the word MATRIX, but, when I search that word, it also populates emails (and yellow highlights) words like "OR", "CONTAINS", "OF".
When I find an email using "search" how do I find out where it was located?
How do I check my other email I have the new ones
Doesn't help
Example: I typed "intermountain gas" in search bar to retrieve any email from intermountain gas and I get nothing. If I go to deleted items there is clearly multiple emails from intermountain gas. I'm using the app on a Droid tablet with no filters. Shouldn't any email with those key words show up? What am I missing? Very pissed!
Hello from London England, how, please, can this be extended to search for, say, 2 specific words in Gmail primary ?
use "" and enclosed the words/phrase
how to download google keep laptop version ?
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Gmail is so annoying.. it will pull words from your search such as ... Ive been trying to find a UPS email.. but it also filters every email with UP in it.. or just an U in the sentence.. WHY ? Why would anyone ever want this to be a feature? Makes NO sense at all
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thing is ..the only thing that really matters is partial word search ..case insensitive and google cant do this properly.
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so many smart heads at google and then they make such a shitty search function
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