Improving the search
You must use boolean operators in capital letters.
- With all of the words:
- You can use prefix
AND
or a simple white space.
For example: You are looking for subvenció and joventut:
subvenció joventut
or
subvenció AND joventut
.
- With at least one of the words:
- Prefix
OR
.
For example: You look for subvenció or conveni:
subvenció OR conveni
.
- With one word and without another word:
AND NOT
or dash (-
) together with second
word.
For example: You look for
subvenció but without joventut:
subvenció AND NOT joventut
or
subvenció
-joventut
.
- With the exact phrase:
- Between double quotes (
"__________"
).
For example: You look for Museu de Ciencies Naturals:
"Museu de Ciencies Naturals"
.
- With part of a word:
- Asterisk (
*
) at the end of a word.
For example: You are looking for something related to
classificació such as classificacions,
classificats, classificaven, etc.:
classific*
.
- You don’t know part of the word:
- The question mark (
?
) is used to replace a letter that
you don’t know. You have to use as many questions marks as unknowed
letters.
For example: You look for joventut, but it could be
joventut or juventut: j?ventut
.