New Search Operators for Bullets or Notes

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rawbytz

• March 29, 2018 15:22

New search operators to filter matches only to bullets or notes.

#tag in:bullets   Omits any #tag matches in notes
#tag in:notes  Shows only matches in notes

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  Robert

  • April 14, 2018 22:05

  This would be helpful.  I sometime create a bullet for a solution (working on support cases) and paste the details in a note.  The notes can be long so the first search result fills the screen, then the next similar one fills the screen.  This results in a lot of scrolling.  Not complainingg because I find WF so useful.

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  David Groos

  • August 03, 2019 15:36

  Can't seem to find an up-to-date list of (hidden or otherwise) search operators. Under "tips and tricks" you have a post that's 5 years old and a link to a 1 year old update I think. I'm thinking of a current, "Docs" section or FAQ section. If you don't have this definitive list, please make one and put in some easy-to-find, top-level location. Thanks.

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  rawbytz

  • August 03, 2019 15:54

  Agreed. An official list is in order. 
  
  Here is my "unofficial" one...
  
  https://workflowy.com/s/workflowy-search-ope/xtIeg82efzHHQ2ZK

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  mlw

  • May 04, 2020 18:31

  + 1 for this feature.
  
  Would be very useful

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  Mark

  • November 16, 2021 15:49

  +1 on being able to search just bullets or just notes. I tend to throw a lot of code in "notes", but todos "[]" in bullets. When I wan to find my todo's the code arrays (things[]) give a lot of false positives.

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