In several cases, a notebook is useful for current reference only temporarily. For example, I'll create a notebook for the current tax year, e.g., "Taxes 2018." Once that tax year is over, I move the notebook to a stack I designate as an "archive" stack, to keep it separate from other notebooks that are currently more relevant. However, when I perform a search, say "W-4," the search brings back every note with the word "W-4" in it, even those dating back years.
It would be great if I could simply designate my archive stack as exempt from a normal search, so I wouldn't get those results that I consider irrelevant. A possible workaround for this kind of feature would be to allow a date-bounded search, to focus the search on more current notes.
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Jeremy B 1
In several cases, a notebook is useful for current reference only temporarily. For example, I'll create a notebook for the current tax year, e.g., "Taxes 2018." Once that tax year is over, I move the notebook to a stack I designate as an "archive" stack, to keep it separate from other notebooks that are currently more relevant. However, when I perform a search, say "W-4," the search brings back every note with the word "W-4" in it, even those dating back years.
It would be great if I could simply designate my archive stack as exempt from a normal search, so I wouldn't get those results that I consider irrelevant. A possible workaround for this kind of feature would be to allow a date-bounded search, to focus the search on more current notes.
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