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Want something yellow? Just type in your colour and you'll get shown anything that colour.
Use operators
Operators allow you to have more control over your searches. Check out these examples to see how easy it is to get the results you want:
| Operator | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| * | The asterisk serves as a wildcard operator. Unlike the other operators, it gets added to the end of the word to be affected. Words match if they begin with the word preceding the * operator. | train*This will return results that contain the word train like: training, trainer and trained etc. |
| + | A leading plus sign indicates that this word must be present in each row that is returned. | +hill runningThis will return results which contain the word hill but rank other results higher if they also contain running. |
| - | A leading minus sign indicates that this word must not be present in any of the rows that are returned. | +hill -runningThis will return results that contain the word hill but not running. |
| " " | A phrase that is enclosed within double quotes only produces results that contain the whole phrase literally, as it was typed. | "speed training"This will return results that contain the exact phrase "speed training". |
| no operator | Entering your search terms with no operator other than whitespace. | yellow topThis will return results with at least one of the two words. |
TOP TIP: combine operators
Using the example above: to search for yellow top without any operators you will return all results with the words yellow and top. Try this instead: yellow +top -short -sprinter.
This kind of searching works when you return too many results and can see you're getting too many of a certain type. You can then remove all results with a certain word.
Searching for short words
Sometimes if you search for a short word like 'gel' it will return no results. What we do is in circumstances like this is to automatically re-search with the wildcard operator (asterisk). This should increase the chances of getting some results.
Avoid stopwords
To further improve your search results try to avoid stopwords. Stopwords are commonly-used words (like also, and, away and here) or inappropriate words (like beforehand, concerning, everything and meanwhile). View a full list of stopwords.
In relation to using operators, if a stopword is specified with the truncation operator *, it will not be stripped from your search results.
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