Gmail Search Option which People not know

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Gmail has more than 20 search operators you can use to find messages or create filters. You can even combine search operators to create a super-specific search inquiry.

The most basic search inquiries include:

  • Locating an email from a specific sender by typing in “from:”
  • Locating an email to a specific recipient by typing in “to:”
  • Finding an email that was received after a specific date, by typing in “after:” followed by the date

To narrow down your search, you can combine search inquiries. For example, to find an email that was received from a specific recipient within the last two months that included an attachment, click the drop-down arrow to the right of the search box:

Then use the advanced search criteria to narrow down your search:

You can also set up filters so that the search criteria is saved for future searches.