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Find the official Confluence documentation here.
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You can use fields (title, type, macroName, spacekey, labelText) in the search field.
But, you may be better off just using the filters in Confluence's extended search. |
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"product manager"
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Search result contains "product manager".
Does not contain just "product" or just "manager" |
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"entire boxes"
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Plural of words.
Search result contains "entire boxes". Does not contain "entire box" |
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"Dev/Prod"
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Special characters are ignored (/, &, _).
Results contain ”Dev/Prod”, ”Dev&Prod”, “Dev_Prod” or “Dev Prod” |
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"the test"
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Common stop words (and, the, or, it) are always excluded
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chalk NOT cheese
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To search for content that contains the term 'chalk' but not 'cheese', use the operator NOT in capital letters
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chalk -cheese
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Instead of NOT, you can use a minus sign (-) in front of the word to exclude
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octogan~
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The search will find octagon and possible misspellings
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[adam TO ben]
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The search all words that fall within adam and ben
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chalk OR cheese
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To search for content that contains one of the terms, 'chalk' or 'cheese', use the operator OR in capital letters
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chalk AND cheese
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To search for content that contains both the terms 'chalk' and 'cheese', use the operator AND in capital letters
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(cheese OR butter) AND chalk
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To search for content that must contain 'chalk' but can contain either 'cheese' or 'butter', use brackets to group the search terms
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"b?tter"
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Single character.
Returns 'butter', 'bitter', 'better', or 'batter' |
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"chick*"
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Multiple characters.
Returns ‘chicken' or 'chickpea' |
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"c*c*"
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Multiple wildcards.
Returns 'chick', 'coconut', or 'chickpea' |
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"c*c?"
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Combine wildcards.
Returns 'chick' but not 'chickpea' |
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"octagon post"~1
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The search will return 'Octagon blog post', but not 'Octagon team blog post'
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