Boolean search question

[dvollc 33]

Hello everyone. 

I have a question regarding the construction of a Boolean search. 

I want to a search result from notes who have Tag A or Tag B or Tag C or Tag...

I'm aware of the Any: operator but Any:Tag A Tag B Tag C returns an empty list when I was expecting dozens of notes. As a result, it seems to me that one cannot nest operators. 

Do you know if there is a way of executing a search for a Tag A or Tag B or Tag C?  Is it that one cannot nest operators?

Thank you.

[agsteele 2,950]

In general, Boolean searches are a feature of the Professional price plan 

[eric99 980]

39 minutes ago, dvollc said:

 

Hello everyone. 

I have a question regarding the construction of a Boolean search. 

I want to a search result from notes who have Tag A or Tag B or Tag C or Tag...

I'm aware of the Any: operator but Any:Tag A Tag B Tag C returns an empty list when I was expecting dozens of notes. As a result, it seems to me that one cannot nest operators. 

Do you know if there is a way of executing a search for a Tag A or Tag B or Tag C?  Is it that one cannot nest operators?

Thank you.

Any:Tag A Tag B Tag C returns an empty list because there is no space between any: and TagA  and missing colons as well . So it does work if you modify you search like this:

any: tag:A tag:B tag:C

 

[dvollc 33]

Whoa!  As you said, it works!  

Let me add that if one has multi-word tags (as I do), one needs to surround the tag with quotation marks.

 

Thanks @eric99!