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Originally Posted by peaceridge
Question about hierarchical tags - I may be missing something here and what I'd like to do is probably not doable anyway. However, just in case: is there a way to look at tags like
"Fiction.
Fiction.Mystery
Fiction.Mystery.Police"
Tapping on Fiction would show within the book column all fiction books sorted by the rest of the tag? So I would see all the Fiction books listed in order as Fiction (without extra tags then Fiction.Mystery, then Fiction.Mystery.Police etc? I don't want to look at each group individually.
More cumbersome, but doable if someone can tell me how to use AND - if I could search for tags=Fiction AND tags=Fiction.Mystery AND etc. Obviously I'm not using the correct syntax as I can't get it to work. Thanks for any help.
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I am a bit confused. If you tell CC that tags is to be treated as hierarchical (CC's Settings / Grouping drawer), and if you check the box Group by first letter, then (I think) CC does what you want. For example, these screen captures show what I see. The first is the first letter grouping. The tag AA has a trailing period indicating that it is hierarchical.
The second capture shows what I see if I tap on the AA tag. I see the subgroups of that tag.
CC does not support a third level of grouping and does not support hierarchies when first-letter grouping is off.
BTW: I apologize. I thought that hierarchical grouping was addressed in CC's FAQ. It isn't. It is discussed in
post 13 and
post 20 of this thread, but these posts are very easy to miss.
Other than possibly the third level, how does this differ from what you are asking for?
Regarding your search, you are missing the colon between the column name and the equals. It should be like tags:=Fiction. That said, I am not convinced that you need the search.