Introduction

The Toolbar Panel in codeit contains a search feature that allows you to filter records shown in the Verbatim Panel, by searching for a specific value or text expression.
This can be used, for example, to filter on verbatims that contain a specific word or phrase so all of these verbatims can be quickly coded to a given theme.

Simple Search

To perform a simple search, type the text or expression you want to find in the search box located at the top left side of the Toolbar Panel, then press "Enter" or press the green checkmark to start the search.
The Verbatim Panel will update and only records containing the search text will be displayed.


Search Syntax

In addition to simple text searches, the search text box also supports filtering using more advanced expressions.
The search text box supports the standard codeit text expression syntax.

Search Options

The search box also offers a set of search option buttons, for more refined searching.
To access these options, click the settings cog within the search box:


The following table contains a brief description of each of these four options:

IconOptionDescription
Match CaseSelecting this option will make your filter case sensitive.
With this option on, a filter on "female", for example, will not match "Female" values in your data.
If this option is not used, filters are treated as case insensitive. 
Match Whole WordSelecting this option will restrict the filter to match your search text as a whole word only.
For example filtering on "Cost" will match "Cost" within your data only if it is a whole word, and therefore won't match against "Costly", for example. 
Match Regular ExpressionAllows you to enter a search pattern, using Regular Expression syntax, rather than a literal text search.
Precise Matching OptionsOffers a number of more precise filtering options for more advanced filtering (see table below).
Use AISelecting this option will enable a smart AI-based search. The codeit AI will match the exact expression entered and other words with similar meaning. For example, searching for "Comfort" will match words like "Comfy", "Confort", "Comfier", "Cozy" and so on.
Note: When using this option, the Verbatim Panel will also display a "Similarity" column indicating how similar the matched records are to the search expression.


Precise Matching Options

For more advanced searching, the "Precise Matching Options" dropdown offers a number of options. For example, you may want to search for verbatims that start or end with a given value. Or you might want to filter on records that don't contain a certain value.
The following table contains a brief description of these options:

OptionDescription
Exact MatchFilters on records that contain the exact search term only within the filter column value
ContainsFilters on records that contain the search term anywhere within the filter column value
Starts WithFilters on records where the filter column value starts with the search term
Ends WithFilters on records where the filter column value ends with the search term
Not EqualsFilters on records where the filter column value is different to the search term
Not ContainsFilters on records where the filter column value does not contain the search term
Includes ListFilters on records where the filter column contains any of a list of specified values
Excludes ListFilters on records where the filter column does not contain any of a list of specified values