actualNoteContentPart: Below are some examples of using the in and the group keywords for filtering search results. These keywords work in the **regular search bar** as well as in the Ctrl-O **quick-search menu**, on both web and mobile 🕵️‍♀️.
  
  # Filtering by keywords
  By default, when searching for a word using full search, the results will also match close matches (eg. the word "Jim" might match the word "Jimmy" inside your notes). 
  
  Starting now, [on **desktop** and **mobile**]() , you can enclose your keywords inside " quotes and use advanced keywords to further filter your search queries more granularly: 
  
  
  | **Query** | **Result** | **Explanation** | 
  | apple | Will match notes with the word apple, apples, application, and any other similar words | Queries with no modifiers resort to showing many similar matches | 
  | "apple" | Will match only notes with the exact word apple inside them. | Double quotes restricts the search to only exact matches | 
  | "apple" AND "orange" | Notes that have both the word apple **and** the word orange inside | The AND operator applies to neighbouring keywords | 
  | "apple" OR "orange" | Notes that have either the word apple **or** the word orange | The OR operator applies to neighbouring keywords | 
  | "apple" NOT "orange" | Notes that have the word apple but do **not** have the word orange | The NOT operator applies to neighbouring keywords | 
  | "apple and orange" | Notes that have the **exact** phrase apple and orange inside them | When inside quotes or not capitalized, operators do nothing | 
  | "apple" AND "orange" OR "Jim" | Notes from either of the following categories:With the words apple **and** orange insideWith the word Jim inside | AND is always executed first, so this reads as (X AND Y) OR Z, meaning notes with just Z inside them wil also be returned | 
  | "Jim" OR "apple" AND "orange" | Same as above ☝️ | Same as above ☝️ | 
  | "apple" AND ("orange" OR "Jim") | Notes from any of the following:With the words apple **and** orangeWith the words apple **and** Jim | Using parantheses overrides the default order of operators, meaning the OR executes first this time. | 
  
  Note that for these keywords to fulfil their function, you need to CAPITALIZE them in the search bar.
  # Filtering by tags
  Tags are the most common way to organize your notes in Amplenote. Check out all of our juicy docs on [Organizing with tags](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut) .
  
  Tag filtering works in all of these situations:
  In Jots Mode to filter the list of visible Jots;
  In Notes Mode to filter the list of search results;
  In Quick Open to filter the list of search results;
  In Tasks Mode to filter the list of visible tasks.
  
  Here is how that looks in Quick Open:
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Search queries: tag, filter, and other queries
  tags: 
  ---
  Below are some examples of using the in and the group keywords for filtering search results. These keywords work in the regular search bar
   as well as in the Ctrl-O quick-search menu
  , on both web and mobile 🕵️‍♀️. 
  Filtering by keywords
  By default, when searching for a word using full search, the results will also match close matches (eg. the word "Jim" might match the word "Jimmy" inside your notes). Starting now, [on ]()
   , you can enclose your keywords inside " quotes and use advanced keywords to further filter your search queries more granularly: | Query
   | Result
   | Explanation
   |
  | apple | Will match notes with the word apple, apples, application, and any other similar words | Queries with no modifiers resort to showing many similar matches |
  | "apple" | Will match only notes with the exact word apple inside them. | Double quotes restricts the search to only exact matches |
  | "apple" AND "orange" | Notes that have both the word apple and
   the word orange inside | The AND operator applies to neighbouring keywords |
  | "apple" OR "orange" | Notes that have either the word apple or
   the word orange | The OR operator applies to neighbouring keywords |
  | "apple" NOT "orange" | Notes that have the word apple but do not
   have the word orange | The NOT operator applies to neighbouring keywords |
  | "apple and orange" | Notes that have the exact
   phrase apple and orange inside them | When inside quotes or not capitalized, operators do nothing |
  | "apple" AND "orange" OR "Jim" | Notes from either of the following categories:With the words apple and
   orange insideWith the word Jim inside | AND is always executed first, so this reads as (X AND Y) OR Z, meaning notes with just Z inside them wil also be returned |
  | "Jim" OR "apple" AND "orange" | Same as above ☝️ | Same as above ☝️ |
  | "apple" AND ("orange" OR "Jim") | Notes from any of the following:With the words apple and
   orangeWith the words apple and
   Jim | Using parantheses overrides the default order of operators, meaning the OR executes first this time. | Note that for these keywords to fulfil their function, you need to CAPITALIZE them in the search bar. 
  Filtering by tags
  Tags are the most common way to organize your notes in Amplenote. Check out all of our juicy docs on [Organizing with tags](/help/tag_shortcuts_default_shortcut#Tag_Shortcuts%2C_and_the_Default_Shortcut)
   . Tag filtering works in all of these situations:
  In Jots Mode to filter the list of visible Jots;
  In Notes Mode to filter the list of search results;
  In Quick Open to filter the list of search results;
  In Tasks Mode to filter the list of visible tasks. Here is how that looks in Quick Open:
noteTitle: Search queries: tag, filter, and other queries