Is it 'do not contain ANY tags' or 'do not contain ALL tags'

Hi,
I currently have a rule that I don't want to run on files that contain any of three tags. The condition I added is:
Tags | do not contain tags | (tag1)(tag2)(tag3)
The file contains (tag1)(tag4)(tag5).
The intention is for the rule not to run, but the condition matches and the rule runs.
So in simple terms the condition is:
Tags | do not contain ALL the tags listed | (tag1)(tag2)(tag3)
Is there a way to have the rule not match if the file contains any of the tags? Only solution I can think of is to create a separate condition for every tag. Would have been nice to do something like (tag1)AND(tag2)AND(tag3)OR(tag4)
I currently have a rule that I don't want to run on files that contain any of three tags. The condition I added is:
Tags | do not contain tags | (tag1)(tag2)(tag3)
The file contains (tag1)(tag4)(tag5).
The intention is for the rule not to run, but the condition matches and the rule runs.
So in simple terms the condition is:
Tags | do not contain ALL the tags listed | (tag1)(tag2)(tag3)
Is there a way to have the rule not match if the file contains any of the tags? Only solution I can think of is to create a separate condition for every tag. Would have been nice to do something like (tag1)AND(tag2)AND(tag3)OR(tag4)