How do I search for a #TimeTag, note or notebook?
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Tap the Tags tab and pick a #TimeTag to see every note that uses it, or use the Search tab to find notebooks, notes and transcripts by any word in them. On a Mac, use the Tags tab and the search box in the toolbar. Using Your NotesShort answer
Tap the Tags tab and pick a #TimeTag to see every note that uses it, or use the Search tab to find notebooks, notes and transcripts by any word in them. On a Mac, use the Tags tab and the search box in the toolbar.
Too many notes? Not enough time to organise them all?
If you don’t fancy trawling through endless lecture notes or meeting minutes to find a particular note, there are a number of shortcuts you can take to quickly find the information you need.
Filter Your Notes by #TimeTag
iOS
- Tap the Tags tab to browse all your #TimeTags.
- Tap the #TimeTag you’re looking for to reveal all the notes containing said tag.
Inside a note, tap ⋯ → Time Tags to list that note’s #TimeTags and jump to one.
macOS
- Switch from the Notebooks tab to the Tags tab to browse all your #TimeTags.
- Click on the #TimeTag you’re looking for to reveal all the notes containing said tag.
Search for a Specific Word(s) in a Note
On iPhone and iPad, use the Search tab. It finds notebooks and notes by name or by any word in them, and searches your transcripts too. Inside a notebook, pull down to show its search box, and inside a note, tap the magnifying glass on the toolbar.
On macOS, use the search box along the toolbar at the top.