how "contains any of" works in Filters ?

well I found sort of a solution

If I use "match" instead of "contains any of", and a pipe | as a separator, the filter works.

It's still a mistery to me what's the difference between

contains
contains any of
match
matches any of

"contains any of" doesn't seem to accept more than one word, so how it differs from "contains"?
"match" accepts many |-separated words, how it differs then from "matches any of" ?

which of the above 4 conditions is triggered by a separate word and which is triggered by a part of a word? In which case for example "pill" will match only [space]pill[space], and in which case "pill" will also match "pills" ?

Needless to say, the help does not bother you with such insignificant details. Use the good old trial and error approach.

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bigg one Guru Posts: 612 Points: 550 Rating: 14 Authority: 14 Joined: 02 February 2005	#2 0 11 October 2007 16:53:28 well I found sort of a solution If I use "match" instead of "contains any of", and a pipe \| as a separator, the filter works. It's still a mistery to me what's the difference between contains contains any of match matches any of "contains any of" doesn't seem to accept more than one word, so how it differs from "contains"? "match" accepts many \|-separated words, how it differs then from "matches any of" ? which of the above 4 conditions is triggered by a separate word and which is triggered by a part of a word? In which case for example "pill" will match only [space]pill[space], and in which case "pill" will also match "pills" ? Needless to say, the help does not bother you with such insignificant details. Use the good old trial and error approach.