Advanced Search
You can create more complex search criteria using boolean operators, such as AND, OR, and NOT:
- Use the AND operator to find pages that include both search terms. For example, cats AND dogs will find pages that include both the word "cats" and the word "dogs."
- Use the OR operator to find pages that include either search term. For example, cats OR dogs finds pages that include the word "cats," the word "dogs," or both words.
- Use the NOT operator to find pages that include one search term but do not include a second search term. For example, cats NOT dogs finds pages that include the word "cats" and do not include the word "dogs."
Notes:
- Boolean operators case-sensitive and must be entered in uppercase.
- You cannot search for a word that is reserved as an operator (AND, OR, and NOT).
- Use parenthesis () to group search terms and parameters. For example, (cat AND dog) NOT (mouse OR gerbil) finds pages that include both "cat" and "dog", but not "mouse" or "gerbil".