Create Individual Automated Responses on GMail | Filters

In this video Len shows you how to create individual automated responses, that is, an automated response sent a specific e-mail address.

[@reregad590]

I will try it thanks for sharing this valuable information

[@prasitsingh6713]

Thanks a lot

[@mikelyounan5237]

This is good for computer, but it’s not working for phone

[@lyca8727]

Cool

[@ehn2u814]

Is this possible for a lot of inclusions of words? What if you have a lot of words that you would like to filter out

[@ASSIDUOChannel]

Yes, but I don't know how to do this well, because it doesn't work well always.

[@ehn2u814]

Are you able to tell me on how to add additional words to be filtered? Like for your example, you have money filtered out, if i add another word, should i just add comma and then the other words?
And how to make it that the automated response will only be replied to the original email and not the next continous replies?

[@ASSIDUOChannel]

Comma is apparently not going to work, this is what you need to do:
Let's say your three words are "money", "cheese" and "love". You would use them like this in the "has words" section:
Has words: "money" OR "cheese" OR "love"
The OR acts as that comma. For the automated response, supposedly when you set that up, edit your subject line:
-re
or
-re:
One of these would work

[@ehn2u814]

@@ASSIDUOChannel thank you very much for your help and clarification. I will try this one tom in the office. Hopefully ill be able to do this properly. Thank you again.

[@ASSIDUOChannel]

I hope it works out for you.