By default, your search terms will be combined using AND as the default boolean operator.
Example: form template will return results that contain both words, 'form' as well as 'template'.
This logic can be enhanced by using special words, symbols, or wildcards:
- "form template"
returns results that contain exactly the phrase between the quotation marks.
- form*
returns results that contain at least one word starting with 'form', including those that contain the word 'form' itself.
- form OR template
returns results that contain at least one of the two words 'form' and 'template'.
- form NOT template
returns results that contain the word 'form', but not 'template'.
Alternatively, use form -template (make sure that there is no space between the - symbol and your search term).
- f?rm
returns results that contain any of the words 'farm' or 'firm' or 'form'.