Help System: Keyword and Wildcard Searching

Important: This article pertains to using keywords and wildcards when searching the online help system, not Lexis Advance Pacific. For information on using wildcards when searching Lexis Advance Pacific, see Using * and ! to find variations at the end of root words and Using ? to find variations within words.

Example Query	Description
`research`	Keyword search for documents containing the word `research`. Note: The search option does not support stemming. A search for the word `alert` will only return the whole word and not partial matches such as `alerts` or `alerting`. To obtain results such as these you must use a wildcard, as shown below.
`research*`	Wildcard search for documents containing words that begin with the letters `research`. For example: researched researcher researches researching
`te?t`	Single character wildcard search for documents containing words that match the query, but with a single character replaced. For example: tent test text
`smartlinks~`	Fuzzy search for documents that contain words similar to `smartlinks` (e.g., `SmartLinx`).

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