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Learn the difference between match all tags, and match any tag - when filtering your records timeline by tags.

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Choosing between ‘Match All Tags’ or ‘Match Any Tag’ - Mobile and Desktop Match All Tags Match Any Tag Best Practices

Learn the difference between match all tags, and match any tag - when filtering your records timeline by tags.

Choosing between ‘Match All Tags’ or ‘Match Any Tag’ - Mobile and Desktop

Navigate to the records page
Select the tag filter
At the top of your page, you will find the option between 'Match all tags' and ‘Match any tag’
Below we will explain the difference and how to use them

Match All Tags

Match all tags, means if you select two or more tags to filter your records timeline. The records MUST contain all of your selected tags to be displayed in the timeline.
For example: From our Dairy Demo Farm - if we select the tags ‘Drenching/Vaccinations’ and ‘R2 Heifers (Penny)’. The records timeline WILL ONLY show records that contain both of these tags.

Match Any Tag

Match any tag, means if you select two or more tags to filter your records timeline. The records need to only contain one of your selected tags to be displayed in the timeline.
For example: From our Dairy Demo Farm - if we select the tags ‘Drenching/Vaccinations’ and ‘R2 Heifers (Penny)’. The records timeline will show all records that contain at least one of these tags, not strictly both.

Best Practices

Use 'Match all tags' for more precise filtering of your records, this is the more specific option
Use ‘Match any tag’ if you want to view all records that contain your at least one of your selected tags. This is the broader option.

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