Search grammar for tasks?

[dvollc 17]

Hello everyone.

Does anyone know if there is any search grammar associated with Tasks?  I search through Evernote Search Grammar page in its Developers area but found nothing.  Am I missing something as I'd like to come up with a search criteria querying if a Task exists, if a Task is Done, and if a Task is not yet done.

Thank you.

DVOLLC

[Mike P 1,711]

3 hours ago, dvollc said:

search grammar associated with Tasks?

The search grammar document is notoriously out of date! Remember, with the search grammar, that you are searching for notes not the tasks directly. So the following will find notes that contain tasks. You can also do the same from the filter menu "contains" drop down.

contains:task
contains:taskCompleted
contains:taskNotCompleted

 

[PinkElephant 5,183]

This option is described in the „advanced search“ help document. The search grammar is indeed out of sync (LOL).

Not only the CONTAINS is missing, useful hacks like STACK are not mentioned either. 

[Boot17 530]

Use Advanced Search Syntax: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208313828-How-to-use-Evernote-s-advanced-search-syntax

This shows the "contains:task, contains:taskCompleted, taskNotCompleted" that MikeP noted and is the document to which Pink is referring.

[dvollc 17]

Thanks for the responses.  Link duly noted.