Find files containing multiple keywords with searchmonkey
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I want to find all files containing all of a list of keywords, for example word1, word2, word3. Note that I don't want to restrict the search to files containing the string word1 word2 word3, where all the words appear consecutively. I want to find all files that contain all these words, but in any place in the file.
Is there an option to get this done with searchmonkey?
Or an alternative software?
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I want to find all files containing all of a list of keywords, for example word1, word2, word3. Note that I don't want to restrict the search to files containing the string word1 word2 word3, where all the words appear consecutively. I want to find all files that contain all these words, but in any place in the file.
Is there an option to get this done with searchmonkey?
Or an alternative software?
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asked Apr 23 at 18:23
becko
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Literally a list or only some, say 5 or 7 keywords?
– ADDB
Apr 23 at 19:01
@ADDB Say 5 to 10. I'll type them manually, so it's not that many
– becko
Apr 23 at 19:58
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I want to find all files containing all of a list of keywords, for example word1, word2, word3. Note that I don't want to restrict the search to files containing the string word1 word2 word3, where all the words appear consecutively. I want to find all files that contain all these words, but in any place in the file.
Is there an option to get this done with searchmonkey?
Or an alternative software?
search text searchmonkey
asked Apr 23 at 18:23
becko
2,900123673
I want to find all files containing all of a list of keywords, for example word1, word2, word3. Note that I don't want to restrict the search to files containing the string word1 word2 word3, where all the words appear consecutively. I want to find all files that contain all these words, but in any place in the file.
Is there an option to get this done with searchmonkey?
Or an alternative software?
search text searchmonkey
asked Apr 23 at 18:23
becko
2,900123673
asked Apr 23 at 18:23
becko
2,900123673
asked Apr 23 at 18:23
becko
2,900123673
asked Apr 23 at 18:23
becko
2,900123673
2,900123673
Literally a list or only some, say 5 or 7 keywords?
– ADDB
Apr 23 at 19:01
@ADDB Say 5 to 10. I'll type them manually, so it's not that many
– becko
Apr 23 at 19:58
add a comment |Â
Literally a list or only some, say 5 or 7 keywords?
– ADDB
Apr 23 at 19:01
@ADDB Say 5 to 10. I'll type them manually, so it's not that many
– becko
Apr 23 at 19:58
Literally a list or only some, say 5 or 7 keywords?
– ADDB
Apr 23 at 19:01
Literally a list or only some, say 5 or 7 keywords?
– ADDB
Apr 23 at 19:01
@ADDB Say 5 to 10. I'll type them manually, so it's not that many
– becko
Apr 23 at 19:58
@ADDB Say 5 to 10. I'll type them manually, so it's not that many
– becko
Apr 23 at 19:58
add a comment |Â
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Literally a list or only some, say 5 or 7 keywords?
– ADDB
Apr 23 at 19:01
@ADDB Say 5 to 10. I'll type them manually, so it's not that many
– becko
Apr 23 at 19:58