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Expand the Properties category and look for the field Properties which contains XML.<br />
Click into the field, and a button with three dots inside and a tool tip Click to use<br />
builder will appear. Clicking on the button will open a text entry box with XML. This<br />
XML must be edited according to the example below; you may want to copy the XML<br />
to an XML editor and paste it back after editing.<br />
> After closing the text edit box, click Ok at the bottom of box where the editing took<br />
place, and click Check In to Share Draft at the top of the page. This brings you back to<br />
the normal look of the Advanced Search form, and if All Results is selected in the Result<br />
type drop-down menu, the new property name will appear in the (Pick Property)<br />
menu at the bottom of the page under Add property restrictions.... It may also be necessary<br />
to click Publish at the top of the Advanced Search form in addition to clicking<br />
Check In to Share Draft to make the modified form available to all users.<br />
Now you can search for documents with specific entries in the managed property. Figure<br />
3.2 shows the Advanced Search page with the custom property Ebook Date of Birth in<br />
the lower section.<br />
Note If you suspect that individual documents are missing from the list of search results, SharePoint<br />
may have removed them as duplicates. In order to disable duplicate removal click the »View<br />
duplicates« link on the Search Results page.<br />
Search for metadata properties. Table 3.7 contains examples for property queries.<br />
Property queries are constructed according to the following simple scheme:<br />
:<br />
The syntax description for property-based queries can be found at<br />
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms582745.aspx<br />
Table 3.7 Metadata query examples for SharePoint<br />
Search term example<br />
author:Doyle<br />
author:Arthur author:Doyle<br />
author:"Arthur Conan Doyle"<br />
Explanation<br />
author contains Doyle<br />
author contains Arthur and Doyle<br />
author contains the exact text Arthur Conan Doyle<br />
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