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How to show messages with tag from all existing folders, not from the only selected folder?

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dsukhomlinov
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I have a very big folder hierarchy and in the different folders I have messages with the same tag. When I use "Quick filter -> Tags", messages with tags are shown from the selected folder only. But I need to see messages with tags from all existing folders. How can I do it?

I have a very big folder hierarchy and in the different folders I have messages with the same tag. When I use "Quick filter -> Tags", messages with tags are shown from the selected folder only. But I need to see messages with tags from all existing folders. How can I do it?

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This could be done per account starting from Edit/Find/Search Messages... (Ctrl+Shift+F), selecting the account in the 'Search for messages in' drop-down, checking 'Search subfolders', then selecting Tags in the filter drop-down (plus adding any other criteria). See the attached picture as an example. Click 'Save As Search Folder' if you perform this kind of search frequently.

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sfhowes
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This could be done per account starting from Edit/Find/Search Messages... (Ctrl+Shift+F), selecting the account in the 'Search for messages in' drop-down, checking 'Search subfolders', then selecting Tags in the filter drop-down (plus adding any other criteria). See the attached picture as an example. Click 'Save As Search Folder' if you perform this kind of search frequently.