Advanced Text Searches Using the Super-Find Panel
 
Enter several words in the Super-Find panel’s text field to search for cells containing all of the words.
 

When you enter multiple words, NoteBook matches cells that contain them all.

Because NoteBook doesn’t index common words like “the,” searching for “contact the suppliers” will still match cells containing just “contact suppliers”.  NoteBook also ignores word order, so a search for “contact suppliers” will also match cells with “suppliers contact”.  For more precise text searching, enclose the word or phrase in quotes.
 

Enclosing words in quotes causes NoteBook to perform a “brute-force literal” search.  Brute-force searches are less efficient than the normal indexed search, but can match text strings more precisely.


Capitalizing a word within the quotes causes NoteBook to perform a “case-sensitive” literal search for that word.  In this example, NoteBook will match cells containing “Contact standard” and “Contact Standard” but not “contact standard”.