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Search Term Modifiers

If you use logical operators, you can use the following methods to modify the search term.

* wildcards

Use * wildcards to define search terms. For example, this search term returns documents containing words such as UXLogiCard or UXProPack:

*UX*

Exact Phrases

Search for exact phrases by enclosing them in double quotes. For example:

"UXLogiCard upgrade offer"

Brackets ()

Use brackets to define subexpressions. This example returns documents in which complain occurs before UXLogiCard or UXProPack:

complain BEFORE (UXLogiCard OR UXProPack)

Note: Logical operators are evaluated left to right unless brackets are used

Line breaks

Add line breaks to make complex search expressions easier to read. For example:

complain BEFORE 
(UXLogiCard OR PraxisPro)