Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Quotation marks allow exact phrase searches Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Quotation marks allow exact phrase searches Filter search results to only include matches to an exact phrase consisting of one or more words. Zing only matches documents that contain the exact words in the exact order you specify. An exact phrase search ignores: stop words punctuation marks wildcard characters Note: Wildcard characters are ignored as punctuation. For example, searching for the phrase "email password" returns the same search results as these phrases: "email the password" because the stop word "the" is ignored. "email password?" because the punctuation "?" is ignored. "email password*" because the wildcard "*" is ignored as punctuation. Related conceptsGlobal text search finds records from multiple tablesList search finds records from the current tableBoolean operators allow conditional search resultsWildcard characters allow searching for patterns and variations On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Quotation marks allow exact phrase searches Filter search results to only include matches to an exact phrase consisting of one or more words. Zing only matches documents that contain the exact words in the exact order you specify. An exact phrase search ignores: stop words punctuation marks wildcard characters Note: Wildcard characters are ignored as punctuation. For example, searching for the phrase "email password" returns the same search results as these phrases: "email the password" because the stop word "the" is ignored. "email password?" because the punctuation "?" is ignored. "email password*" because the wildcard "*" is ignored as punctuation. Related conceptsGlobal text search finds records from multiple tablesList search finds records from the current tableBoolean operators allow conditional search resultsWildcard characters allow searching for patterns and variations
Quotation marks allow exact phrase searches Filter search results to only include matches to an exact phrase consisting of one or more words. Zing only matches documents that contain the exact words in the exact order you specify. An exact phrase search ignores: stop words punctuation marks wildcard characters Note: Wildcard characters are ignored as punctuation. For example, searching for the phrase "email password" returns the same search results as these phrases: "email the password" because the stop word "the" is ignored. "email password?" because the punctuation "?" is ignored. "email password*" because the wildcard "*" is ignored as punctuation. Related conceptsGlobal text search finds records from multiple tablesList search finds records from the current tableBoolean operators allow conditional search resultsWildcard characters allow searching for patterns and variations
