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clarify how to create combo queries with a tag 

Signed-off-by: alicejw <alicejw@amazon.com>
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OpenSearch Dashboards provides the Alerting plugin that allows you to monitor your data and create notifications that trigger when conditions occur in one or more indexes.
OpenSearch Dashboards provides the Alerting plugin that allows you to monitor your data and create alert notifications that trigger when conditions occur in one or more indexes.
You create a monitor with trigger conditions that generate various alert notifications through the message channel you select as a destination. Notifications can be sent to email, Slack, or Amazon Chime.

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To create a multiple query combination trigger:
1. Create a per document monitor with more than one query.
2. Set the first query with field, operator and value. For example, set the query to search for the `region` field with either operator: "is" or "is not", and set the value "us-west-2".)
3. Create a tag and give it a name.
3. Set an additional query and add the same tag to it.
4. Create the trigger condition and specify the tag name. This creates a combination trigger that checks two queries that both contain the same tag. The monitor checks both queries by a logical OR operation if either query's conditions are met, then it will generate the alert notification.
2. Create the first query with field, operator and value. For example, set the query to search for the `region` field with either operator: "is" or "is not", and set the value "us-west-2".)
3. Select **Add Tag** and give it a name.
3. Create the second query add the same tag to it.
4. Now you can create the trigger condition and specify the tag name. This creates a combination trigger that checks two queries that both contain the same tag. The monitor checks both queries by a logical OR operation if either query's conditions are met, then it will generate the alert notification.
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