0
If I want to maintain one Gmail filter for multiple "2 or more argument" statements how is this formatted?
Something like this...
<to:[email protected] AND list:(<123456.xt.local>)> OR <to:[email protected] AND list:(<7891011.xt.local>)>
  1. For each statement, that contains two arguments, we need an "AND" which means brackets() ... correct?

  2. Between each construct we need an "OR" which means curly braces {} ... correct?

Shouldn't this statement work?

{(to:[email protected] list:(<123456.xt.local>))} {(to:[email protected] list:(<7891011.xt.local>))}

I am getting a warning that my filter contains characters that cause issues.

Filter searches that contain special characters like [ ], ( ), &, #, *, !, %, $, £, may have unexpected results and are not recommended. Do you still wish to continue to the next step?

I understand this would have to be in the "has" field.

Oh! Thanks for the tips.

2
  • 1
    Does this work? (to:[email protected] list:(123456.xt.local)) OR (to:[email protected] list:(7891011.xt.local)). I think part of the problem might be the < and > signs. See here: Gmail Search Operators
    – bwall
    Commented Feb 1, 2022 at 1:04
  • Those angle brackets are there just to show the separate statements in my example. I am not using those in my filter.
    – John
    Commented Feb 1, 2022 at 1:51

0

Your Answer

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service and acknowledge you have read our privacy policy.

Browse other questions tagged or ask your own question.