Filter any/all emails from a domain.

[wsal...@gmail.com]

Hi,

My first post here.

I wanted to see if there is a way to have gmail filter any or all emails from a domain.

So for example,

Lets say I have a filter for emails from "jo...@domainname.com" setup to be labeled as "DOMAIN_NAME".

That works.

Now I want to add ji...@domainname.com to the filter, which I would add like this

("jo...@domainname.com" OR "ji...@domainname.com")

Ok that works too.

But this is rather annoying every time I need to add a new person from that domain.

I wanted to know if there is a way to just add some code or script that would check @domainname.com, regardelss of the name in front of the @ symbol.

Thanks.

[Zack (Doc)]

Just search from:domainname.com... it might pick up some false positives, but it will pick up the ones you want.

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[Andrew Ingraham]

I use @domainname.com all the time in my Filters.

I don't know if the '@' there in my search term makes any difference.  I leave it there to hopefully avoid false positives such as "domainn...@otherdomain.com", which isn't in the domain but it contains the search term if I didn't include the '@'.  I know some things in search terms are ignored by Gmail.

Andy

[wsal...@gmail.com]

Thanks guys. Im going to try these out right now. Will try to post results as they happen. Thanks!

[wsal...@gmail.com]

WORKS! Thanks!

On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 4:44:33 PM UTC-7, wsal...@gmail.com wrote: