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Manage your Email with Filters (Gmail)
-Dani Evans
Google Support gives great simple directions for setting up Gmail Filters:
But, I like visuals and thought you might too.
I am sharing my guide for setting Gmail filters. Being a Google Workspace company and Google Partner, we use Google Meet exclusively. I use the record feature frequently for training so that I can refer back if needed. The Meet recordings are automatically sent to my work email. While helpful, I end up with several recordings a week in my inbox. I wanted to create a rule to have those emails go to a place of their own.
Create a New Filter:
Step 1: Open your Gmail!
Step 2: Click the down arrow in the “Search mail” box at the top.
Step 3: Enter what you are searching for.
- I recommend checking to see if there is a specific sender you wish to isolate or specific phrasing and use the appropriate search field for such.
Step 4: Now decide how you want to filter the messages.
- I am going to select: Skip the Inbox, Mark as read, Apply the label: Choose Label, and apply filter to matching conversations.
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- Choose label > New label. Enter New label name and click Create.
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- Choose label > Select from list if you currently have labels.
Step 5: Click Create filter.
- This filter will now sort all of my previous and future Meet recordings under the Meet Recordings Label.
To view or edit your filters:
Step 1: Go to the gear in the upper right-hand corner.
Step 2: Click “See all settings”.
Step 3: Click the “Filters and Blocked Addresses” tab.
- Here you can view your filter list, edit or delete!
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