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Defining Email Policies > Content Filter tab > Filtering using lexical rules > Creating a lexical rule in advanced mode
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You can also access the dictionaries page by navigating to Email > Settings > Dictionaries. Dictionaries can include simple phrases, complex multi-word searches, or regular expressions. For more information, see Managing dictionaries.
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On the main Lexical Rules screen, click Add Advanced Rule. (To edit an existing rule, click the rule that you want to edit).
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From the Dictionary drop down box, select the dictionary you want to use for this rule.
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In the Include recipients or senders field, enter the domain(s) or individual email address(es) or select the group to which this rule applies. Note that these must be domains or email addresses associated with your account: for an outbound rule, this would apply to senders, and for an inbound rule it would apply to recipients. If you do not enter any information in this field, the rule applies to everyone.
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In the Excluded recipients and Excluded senders fields, enter any domains or individual email addresses, or select the group to be excluded from this rule. If you do not enter any exclusion information, nobody is excluded from the rule.
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Click Submit.
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Click Add... to tell Forcepoint Email Security Cloud what to do when a message matches entries in the dictionary. The Lexical Rule Action screen appears.
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Specify a threshold, an action, and any notification options related to the selected action, then click Add to save your changes. The rule is triggered when the combined value of all matched words in the message is greater than or equal to this threshold.
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Blind carbon copy the message to another address.
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Defining Email Policies > Content Filter tab > Filtering using lexical rules > Creating a lexical rule in advanced mode
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