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Query Building in Quick Search

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Sprinklr’s query builder gives you the option to perform targeted searches on Keywords, Phrases, and #Hashtags by building search queries using Boolean operators as well.

What are Boolean Operators?

Boolean operators are used to connect search terms (keywords) for creating a logical phrase. Using them, you can create a complex search query that may include multiple concepts and alternative keywords. The Boolean Operators include OR, AND, and NOT.

How to use Boolean Operators?

OR	AND	NOT
Helps you search for content where any of the keywords are present in the message.	Helps you search for content where all the keywords are included in the message.	Helps you exclude keywords that you do not want to fetch in your search results.
Example: Social OR Sprinklr	Example: Social AND Sprinklr	Example: Social NOT Sprinklr
Results: Search for messages that contain either "Social" or "Sprinklr" or both in the message body.	Results: Search for messages that contain both the keywords "Social" and "Sprinklr" in the message body.	Results: Search for messages that contain the keyword "Social" but do not contain the keyword "Sprinklr".

Building a complex search query

Enter the keywords you want to search in the Search bar using Boolean operators. For e.g (Football AND Qatar) AND ( Argentina OR Portugal) NOT (France)

This will give results that satisfy the following criteria:

a. Both “Football” AND “Qatar” are present as keywords
b. Either “Argentina” OR “Portugal” should be present
c. “France” should NOT be present

Hit Enter to check various reporting widgets showing mentions, brand associations, and much more.

Query Building in Quick Search

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