actualNoteContentPart: ### Advanced & low-level queries
  
  | [Option](null)  | [Search syntax](null)  | [Description](null)  | 
  | **Notes Saving** | group: saving | Notes that have pending changes to push to the server. | 
  | **Notes Downloading** | group: stale | Notes that have pending changes to pull from the server. | 
  | **Notes Indexing** | group: indexing | Notes that are currently being indexed for search locally. | 
  
  ## Combining group queries
  You can combine search queries that use the group keyword by separating keywords with a comma. The search will consider each keyword as part of an "AND" query. 
  
  For example, to **search for all notes that have tasks and are not tagged**, use the following:
  ```
  group: untagged,taskLists
  ```
  
  
  Combining group queries in Quick Open.
  
  
  ## Combining group and in queries
  group and in searches can work together to narrow down what you are looking for!
  
  For example, **to search for all notes with the ****amplenote**** tag that were shared with you**:
  ```
  in: amplenote group: notCreated
  ```
  
  Another example, incorporating the caret ^ sign to negate tag inclusion; this query reveals **all notes ****not**** tagged ****daily-jots**** that have tasks inside them and are archived**:
  ```
  in: ^daily-jots group: taskLists,archived
  ```
  
  To construct advanced search queries in Quick Open, you don't need to use the special syntax. Instead, simply pick all of your options from the filter menu:
  
  
  Advanced query in the Quick Open menu, using both Tag queries and Categories.
  
  
  # Creating links to searches
  If you frequently return to the same set of search queries or tag filters, you might want to make it easier to reach them. 
  
  A good way to save searches is to:
  Apply the search parameters of your choice
  Copy the URL link in your browser and save it inside one of your notes.
  
  Below we'll explore some possibilities and use cases.
  
  ## Why should I use links to searches?
  The advantage of being able to refer to certain views via a link is that you can quickly access that view without manually setting it up. 
  
  For example, if you frequently check your untagged notes, you can create a task like the following and make it repeat with an appropriate frequency:
  Check [untagged notes](https://www.amplenote.com/notes?group=untagged)  every week
  ☝️ Every time this task is due, you can just click on the link you created instead of manually typing out group:untagged in the search bar.
  
  In fact, the most common use case we can think of is for similar daily/weekly processed that you may do. Below are some ideas of other links to searches that you might use.
  
  A task reminding you to [check your Inbox]()  using a simple link to Calendar Mode:
  [Check my Inbox](https://www.amplenote.com/calendar)  
  
  A task for checking progress on [tasks that you are collaborating on]() :
  Check [collaborative projects](https://www.amplenote.com/notes/tasks?tag=shared)  
  
  Links to combination of Note Reference filters in Tasks and Calendar Mode. These are especially useful if you have a specific view of your tasks that you need to see often (see also: [Inline Tags and Note Reference Filtering#Saving a set of Calendar Mode Reference filters](/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering#Saving_a_set_of_Calendar_Mode_Reference_filters) ).
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Search queries: tag, filter, and other queries
  headers: ### Advanced & low-level queries
  ---
  Advanced & low-level queries
  | [Option](null)
    | [Search syntax](null)
    | [Description](null)
    |
  | Notes Saving
   | group: saving | Notes that have pending changes to push to the server. |
  | Notes Downloading
   | group: stale | Notes that have pending changes to pull from the server. |
  | Notes Indexing
   | group: indexing | Notes that are currently being indexed for search locally. | 
  Combining group queries
  You can combine search queries that use the group keyword by separating keywords with a comma. The search will consider each keyword as part of an "AND" query. For example, to search for all notes that have tasks and are not tagged
  , use the following: group: untagged,taskLists
  Combining group queries in Quick Open. 
  Combining group and in queries
  group and in searches can work together to narrow down what you are looking for! For example, to search for all notes with the amplenote tag that were shared with you
  : in: amplenote group: notCreated
  Another example, incorporating the caret ^ sign to negate tag inclusion; this query reveals all notes not tagged daily-jots that have tasks inside them and are archived
  : in: ^daily-jots group: taskLists,archived
  To construct advanced search queries in Quick Open, you don't need to use the special syntax. Instead, simply pick all of your options from the filter menu: Advanced query in the Quick Open menu, using both Tag queries and Categories. 
  Creating links to searches
  If you frequently return to the same set of search queries or tag filters, you might want to make it easier to reach them. A good way to save searches is to:
  Apply the search parameters of your choice
  Copy the URL link in your browser and save it inside one of your notes. Below we'll explore some possibilities and use cases. 
  Why should I use links to searches?
  The advantage of being able to refer to certain views via a link is that you can quickly access that view without manually setting it up. For example, if you frequently check your untagged notes, you can create a task like the following and make it repeat with an appropriate frequency:
  Check [untagged notes](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    every week
  ☝️ Every time this task is due, you can just click on the link you created instead of manually typing out group:untagged in the search bar. In fact, the most common use case we can think of is for similar daily/weekly processed that you may do. Below are some ideas of other links to searches that you might use. A task reminding you to [check your Inbox]()
    using a simple link to Calendar Mode:
  [Check my Inbox](https://www.amplenote.com)`
  A task for checking progress on [tasks that you are collaborating on]()
   :
  Check [collaborative projects](https://www.amplenote.com)`
  Links to combination of Note Reference filters in Tasks and Calendar Mode. These are especially useful if you have a specific view of your tasks that you need to see often (see also: [Inline Tags and Note Reference Filtering#Saving a set of Calendar Mode Reference filters](/help/inline_tags_note_reference_filtering#Saving_a_set_of_Calendar_Mode_Reference_filters)
   ).
noteTitle: Search queries: tag, filter, and other queries