Gmail is one of the most powerful email clients out there, and not only can it be used with a Google account, but you can also enter your Outlook email or other services to manage it from Gmail, and thanks to its powerful search engine, you can very e asily find any e-mail you need.
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Just as it happens in the Internet search engine, Google has enabled some codes for Gmail that will help you filter searches in an advanced way and with the terms you need.
There are a series of codes that you can put in the Gmail search bar and that we will show you below so that you know how to search the mail client like a real professional.
Discover the hidden codes to look for in Gmail
Gmail has secret codes that you can use in its search bar to be more specific whenever you want to find a specific email, like an invoice or a greeting. These are the filters:
- Before:year, month, day.
- older:year, month, day.
- After:year, month, day.
- more recent :year, month, day.
- smaller:XM.
- bigger:XM.
- size:XM.
- file name: file extension.
- subject:word on the subject
- category: Category name
- label: label name
If you want to add multiple words to the search, you just need to put a comma between them, while if you want to omit a term from the search, you will need to add “-word” looking.
These tricks can help you reduce the fence when searching for an email, since, for example, you can search for all emails that a recipient sent to you or were sent to you before any date.
These filters have many uses, since for example they can help you clean up your inbox if you are looking for all emails that exceed a certain size.
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