On Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 6:26 PM, John MacPherson <[email protected]>
wrote:
"Condition1" or "Condition2"
>
If you want something to happen when either of two conditions is
satisfied, the syntax (in all Gmail searches and filters) is to separate
them with a capitalized "OR":
Condition1 OR Condition2
Use quotes when quoting the actual text when it contains spaces (or certain
other characters). Use parentheses to group conditions together.
To summarize:
Condition1 Condition2
is true only when BOTH conditions are true (logical AND)
Condition1 OR Condition2
is true when either condition is true (logical OR).
The alternate version of the logical OR operation uses curly braces:
{Condition1 Condition2 Condition3}
which is equivalent to writing:
Condition1 OR Condition2 OR Condition3
The "OR" must always be capitalized.
Regards,
Andy
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