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1. How to Find Old Emails in Gmail
Searching emails by date can save you from scrolling through a considerable time span, making the process more efficient. When uncertain about the date, narrowing down the search time is incredibly helpful.
Find Emails by Date on Mobile and Tablet
To review old emails by date, use commands like 'before:' or 'after:' followed by the date formatted as year/month/day (YY/MM/DD). For the before command, Gmail will filter emails received before the specified date. Conversely, with the after command, emails will appear from the specified date onwards to the present time.
You can also narrow down your search range by entering both before and after commands along with a specific date for Gmail to determine the timeframe to display emails for you. Additionally, you can input the sender's name or email address to make searching even more convenient.
Search for emails by date on your computer
Step 1: To search by date on your computer, you can use similar commands as on your phone, or you can follow these steps. In the search bar, click the down arrow icon next to the Search box to start your search.
Step 2: Choose the timeframe for displaying emails in the Date within section, starting from the date you set for the search.
Step 3: In the crucial step of determining the search time, you can click on the date in the Calendar icon or input it in the format Year/Month/Day. Then click Search. For example, if you choose a timeframe of 3 days and the time is 2021/05/11, the result will display all emails from May 8 to May 15.
2. Search for emails based on subjects, senders, recipients, or content
In addition to searching by time, you can also use this method, with the procedures on phones and tablets equivalent to those on computers. With the commands provided, you can already find what you're looking for. To find emails based on your memory, click on the Search box and enter the commands based on what you remember. Here are some commands:
- For the email subject, use the command Subject:'subject'.
- For the sender, use the command from:'sender's name'.
- For the recipient, use the command to:'recipient's name'.
- For specific words or email content, use the command 'Remembered content'.
- For the location of the email, use the command email in:'folder'.
Do you know any faster search methods? If so, let me know in the comments section and don't forget to share this article with everyone. Wishing you an amazing experience with your device.
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