Re: Filter for mutiple SENDERs

2022-04-19 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello MAU,

On Monday, April 18, 2022 you wrote:

M> Hello Jack,

>>  I  need  to  trap  a  bunch  of  ever  changing  merchandise and/or
>>  political ads. Each one is different.

M> Even if it is an ever changing list of ads (senders), I still think the 
M> AB Groups is a much easier and cleaner way than the endless ORs or 
M> BLOCKS that you were trying. If you get a mew add (sender) all you 
M> have to do is add it to your AB and ABGroup and the filter will still 
M> work as desired. No need to fiddle with the filter.

M> But then, you do know better than me what you really want to do. 

I owe you an apology Miguel. After using your method of trapping a multiple list
of senders I find that it is much more "elegant" than I originally thought. It
turns out that your method is much easier to use than the "block" method I was
attempting to make work. I see that it also finds variations of the address I
was adding to the group which would have been missed had I gotten the "block"
method to work.

So, in sum, a great implementation of one of TB!'s more arcane features.

Thanks again.

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Regards,
Jack
Central Alabama USA

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Re: Filter for mutiple SENDERs

2022-04-19 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello MAU,

On Monday, April 18, 2022 you wrote:

M> Hello Jack,

>> Once again I am in need of a way to filter (trap) multiple senders. So far 
>> the
>> only thing that has worked is OR>SENDER>CONTAINS>text for each sender. 
>> Needless to
>> say, this leads to a very large filter.

M> Do you have all the senders in your Address Book? If yes, I would 
M> create an AB Group and add all those senders to the AB Group . Then
M> filter with condition:

M> Address groups - "AB Group" - contains - sender

M> I use this for family and some groups of friends.

Thank you Miguel, that seems to work, if a little Rube Goldbergish. Being able
to use the "block" function as part of a condition seems to me to be a little
more elegant but since I can't get it to work the way I think it should work,
I'll continue to use your method since your method DOES work.

Once again, I appreciate your expertise in matters batty.

-- 
Regards,
Jack
Central Alabama USA

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