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Search with multiple keywords

Added by Gregor Buergisser almost 3 years ago

Hi all,

I don't think it's possible to search for work packages with multiple keywords, is it? I want to find all work packages with the keywords "foo" OR "bar" in the work package title. 

Is there a special syntax for this? Something like "foo +bar" or even something like regular expressions?

Thanks for you replies.


Replies (2)

RE: Search with multiple keywords - Added by Samantha Machon almost 3 years ago

Hello Gregor, 

Thank you very much for your question. 
I have added your vote to the feature request #24565 "Include AND/OR logical operator within the filter creation menu" as this feature is currently on our wish list. 

Kind regards
Samantha

RE: Search with multiple keywords - Added by Gregor Buergisser almost 3 years ago

Hi Melody

Not sure if you mean we should use the webbrowser Find feature? As a workaround I use this already but naturally this is not sufficient. And depending on your browser it is another key combination or there is even no "Advanced Find" available.

Regards,
Gregor

Melody Rogers wrote:

Press Ctrl + Shift + F keys together to open the Advanced Find dialog box, and go to the Advanced tab.
Click the Browse button to specify the search scope as you need.

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