Hi Jack! Thanks for posting. With smart search on any punctuation or regular expression items are replaced with wildcard expressions meaning anything will match them. For example with smart search on if you searched for "te*t" the smart search would bring up any word that had those letters in that order with any letter replacing the asterisk: text test etc. Hope this helps!

Thanks for this reply @maison w   however i cant find any documentation on the Smart Search feature  so im hoping you can help:

how "far" does smart search take regex?  does it ONLY allow for wildcards -  ( also it seems that  . (a period) also works as wildcard single character  along with *   as well.

ie im trying to get a logical OR to work   and cant seem to  (or i dont know the syntax lucid's smartSearch is looking for).

(2c|6c)5d........

(hoping it will match any starting with:    2c OR 6c  and  wildcards...

i have tried several variations (the instant match feature is very nice for this btw).

tks

@lucid j Thanks for continuing this thread! Unfortunately our Smart Search tool doesn't support Boolean operators like "or".  Maison's response above describes the extent of its functionality. However I certainly understand how this sort of advanced searching ability would expand how you're able to use the tool - great idea! I've logged it for review by our development team. Thank you for taking the time to share more great feedback with us! Apologies for any inconvenience this causes - please let me know if there's anything else I can do to help. 

It would be helpful if @Maison W’s original explanation was made available from the Find dialog box.

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