In plain English
This uses strict filter logic. An item remains in the results only if it satisfies each condition you picked. If it misses even one condition, it is excluded.
In context
Here, “match all” labels the filter logic choice that keeps only items satisfying every selected rule.
- Situation
- Using dashboards, tables, filters, sorting, views, and bulk controls
- What it communicates
- labels the filter logic choice for requiring every rule
Meaning limits
The term alone does not say which conditions are selected or how many there are.
Examples
“When they switched the search to match all, any item that missed one selected filter disappeared from the results.”
“Set the filters to match all before comparing the remaining items.”