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Old 09-29-2022, 05:17 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
Exact match searches are "regular searches" (one of the 4). You just need to put the '=' inside the quotes.

EDIT: perhaps I misunderstood. Are you looking for word-level matching, as in "sister" matching "my sister jane" but not "the sisterhood of jane"? If so then as you say, the built-in search types won't help you beyond regex and template searching.
I was just wondering. It's not that I'm looking into a specific use at the moment.

The search title:"=sister" would return a single-word title named "Sister", which don't exist in my library, so if I needed to get results that contain "sister" but not "sisterhood", using regex would be required, as you confirmed.
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