kcdubya 4 Posted December 1, 2021 Share Posted December 1, 2021 If I right click on a tag which has sub-tags there is an option to "'filter with sub-tags". Clicking on that looks for notes with all the subtags. It's an AND. Just wondering what is the use case for that feature. When would someone want to search for all subtags? What would be really great is to be able to do an ANY: (effectively an OR) on all sub-tags so I do not have to tag with the parent tags in order to search by parent. 1 Link to comment
Level 5* gazumped 11,713 Posted December 1, 2021 Level 5* Share Posted December 1, 2021 40 minutes ago, kcdubya said: What would be really great is to be able to do an ANY: (effectively an OR) on all sub-tags so I do not have to tag with the parent tags in order to search by parent. Full Boolean search is available in the Professional package. Link to comment
Mike P 2,692 Posted December 2, 2021 Share Posted December 2, 2021 21 hours ago, kcdubya said: If I right click on a tag which has sub-tags there is an option to "'filter with sub-tags". Clicking on that looks for notes with all the subtags. It's an AND. Just wondering what is the use case for that feature. When would someone want to search for all subtags? What would be really great is to be able to do an ANY: (effectively an OR) on all sub-tags so I do not have to tag with the parent tags in order to search by parent. I completely agree that a default of searching for notes which contain ALL the sub tags is nonsensical. You can search for any of the sub tags using the advanced search syntax (no need for Boolean search). As a routine operation this would become very tedious but if there are some specific searches you can set them up and then save the search. any: tag:sub_tag1 tag:sub_tag2 tag:sub_tag3 1 Link to comment
kcdubya 4 Posted December 6, 2021 Author Share Posted December 6, 2021 Right. I certainly can "hand-code" an ANY: query, but what I am looking for is a query builder that does it for me for what I would think is a very common use case. I can build the query and get the results in the Evernote Legacy version by simply clicking on a "parent" tag in the tag view. Unfortunately, that feature was removed from the "new ui" version of Evernote. Link to comment
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