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 <div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards1.PNG|720px|Search by Wildcards1.PNG]]</div>
 However, since it is a special operator, it cannot appear within the data part of the search term. For example, if minus sign was entered after the word "Draft"&nbsp;in the "Custom Keyword"&nbsp;field, Agreements in "Draft"&nbsp;state will only be displayed as the minus (-) part of the search term ('''-Draft''')&nbsp; will be ignored.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards3.PNG|720px|Search by Wildcards3.PNG]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards3.PNG|720px|Search by Wildcards3.PNG]]</div> <div class="image-green-border">&nbsp;</div> <div class="image-green-border">&nbsp;</div> <div class="image-green-border">&nbsp;</div> <div class="image-green-border">&nbsp;</div>
 '''Related Topics:'''&nbsp;[[Using_Advanced_Search|Advanced Search]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Searching_agreements_and_requests|Searching for Agreements and Requests]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Saved_Searches|Saved Searches]] &nbsp;

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 *is the value based on which the results are filtered.
-*can be used for a certain field or an entity. For example, if you select '''Created By '''under ''Please Select Entities to Search box'', it will show the list of users who have created the selected entities in ICI. This allows searching for entities created by specific user(s).
+*can be used for a certain field or an entity. For example, if you select '''Created By '''under "Please Select Entities to Search box", it will show the list of users who have created the selected entities in ICI. This allows searching for entities created by specific user(s).
 *can be a single value or a series of values that are combined with an operator. For example,
 <ul style="margin-left: 80px; list-style-type: circle;">
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 *Boolean operators like +/- can also be used with search terms. '''+'''&nbsp;states that the term must be present in the result. '''-''' states that the following term must not be present in the result. Any other term without the operator is optional. For example, search terms cannot contain any of these reserved characters:&nbsp;'''+ - = && || > <&nbsp;! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ *&nbsp;?&nbsp;: \ / -'''
-A minus or hyphen sign can be used as a negative condition. For example,&nbsp;'''select&nbsp;'''an entity (Agreement), and enter the -&nbsp;'''''Draft&nbsp;'''''in the&nbsp;''Custom Keyword&nbsp;''field and&nbsp;'''click&nbsp;'''''Apply.&nbsp;''The Agreements with status other than&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''will be displayed.&nbsp;
+A minus or hyphen sign can be used as a negative condition. For example,&nbsp;'''select&nbsp;'''an entity (Agreement), and enter the "- '''Draft"&nbsp;'''in the "Custom Keyword"&nbsp;field and&nbsp;'''click '''"Apply".&nbsp;The Agreements with status other than "Draft"&nbsp;will be displayed.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards1.PNG|720px]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards1.PNG|720px|Search by Wildcards1.PNG]]</div>
-However, since it is a special operator, it cannot appear within the data part of the search term. For example, if minus sign was entered after the word&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''in the&nbsp;''Custom Keyword&nbsp;''field, Agreements in&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''state will only be displayed as the minus (-) part of the search term ('''''-Draft''''')&nbsp; will be ignored.&nbsp;
+However, since it is a special operator, it cannot appear within the data part of the search term. For example, if minus sign was entered after the word "Draft"&nbsp;in the "Custom Keyword"&nbsp;field, Agreements in "Draft"&nbsp;state will only be displayed as the minus (-) part of the search term ('''-Draft''')&nbsp; will be ignored.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards3.PNG|720px]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards3.PNG|720px|Search by Wildcards3.PNG]]</div>
 '''Related Topics:'''&nbsp;[[Using_Advanced_Search|Advanced Search]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Searching_agreements_and_requests|Searching for Agreements and Requests]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Saved_Searches|Saved Searches]] &nbsp;

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 = Using Wildcards in Searches =
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 A minus or hyphen sign can be used as a negative condition. For example,&nbsp;'''select&nbsp;'''an entity (Agreement), and enter the -&nbsp;'''''Draft&nbsp;'''''in the&nbsp;''Custom Keyword&nbsp;''field and&nbsp;'''click&nbsp;'''''Apply.&nbsp;''The Agreements with status other than&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''will be displayed.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:7.8-AdvancedSearch-Draft.png|RTENOTITLE]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards1.PNG|720px]]</div>
 However, since it is a special operator, it cannot appear within the data part of the search term. For example, if minus sign was entered after the word&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''in the&nbsp;''Custom Keyword&nbsp;''field, Agreements in&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''state will only be displayed as the minus (-) part of the search term ('''''-Draft''''')&nbsp; will be ignored.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:7.8-AdvancedSearch Draft-.png|RTENOTITLE]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:Search by Wildcards3.PNG|720px]]</div>
 '''Related Topics:'''&nbsp;[[Using_Advanced_Search|Advanced Search]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Searching_agreements_and_requests|Searching for Agreements and Requests]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Saved_Searches|Saved Searches]] &nbsp;

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 = Using Wildcards in Searches =
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-Wildcards make searching in ICM very easy and flexible. Here are some examples to see how this powerful feature can be used.
+Wildcards make searching in ICI&nbsp;very easy and flexible. Here are some examples to see how this powerful feature can be used.
 A search term:
 *is the value based on which the results are filtered.
-*can be used for a certain field or an entity. For example, if you select '''Created By '''under ''Please Select Entities to Search box'', it will show the list of users who have created the selected entities in ICM. This allows searching for entities created by specific user(s).
+*can be used for a certain field or an entity. For example, if you select '''Created By '''under ''Please Select Entities to Search box'', it will show the list of users who have created the selected entities in ICI. This allows searching for entities created by specific user(s).
 *can be a single value or a series of values that are combined with an operator. For example,
 <ul style="margin-left: 80px; list-style-type: circle;">

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 A minus or hyphen sign can be used as a negative condition. For example,&nbsp;'''select&nbsp;'''an entity (Agreement), and enter the -&nbsp;'''''Draft&nbsp;'''''in the&nbsp;''Custom Keyword&nbsp;''field and&nbsp;'''click&nbsp;'''''Apply.&nbsp;''The Agreements with status other than&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''will be displayed.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:7.8-AdvancedSearch-Draft.png]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:7.8-AdvancedSearch-Draft.png|RTENOTITLE]]</div>
 However, since it is a special operator, it cannot appear within the data part of the search term. For example, if minus sign was entered after the word&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''in the&nbsp;''Custom Keyword&nbsp;''field, Agreements in&nbsp;''Draft&nbsp;''state will only be displayed as the minus (-) part of the search term ('''''-Draft''''')&nbsp; will be ignored.&nbsp;
-<div class="image-green-border">[[File:7.8-AdvancedSearch Draft-.png]]</div>
+<div class="image-green-border">[[File:7.8-AdvancedSearch Draft-.png|RTENOTITLE]]</div>
 '''Related Topics:'''&nbsp;[[Using_Advanced_Search|Advanced Search]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Searching_agreements_and_requests|Searching for Agreements and Requests]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Saved_Searches|Saved Searches]] &nbsp;

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 *'''fuzziness operator (~)''' if you are not sure of the grammatical correctness of the search term. For example,&nbsp;'''APPROVL~'''&nbsp;matches APPROVED and&nbsp;WAITING FOR APPROVAL
 *'''proximity search'''&nbsp;that allows the search term values to be further apart or in a different order. For example,&nbsp;'''"Waiting Approval"~3''' – Will match WAITING FOR APPROVAL and WAITING FOR MANAGER APPROVAL
-*Boolean operators like +/- can also be used with search terms. '''+'''&nbsp;states that the term must be present in the result. '''-''' states that the following term must not be present in the result. Any other term without the operator is optional. For example, search terms cannot contain any of these reserved characters:&nbsp;'''+ - = && || > <&nbsp;! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ *&nbsp;?&nbsp;: \ /'''
+*Boolean operators like +/- can also be used with search terms. '''+'''&nbsp;states that the term must be present in the result. '''-''' states that the following term must not be present in the result. Any other term without the operator is optional. For example, search terms cannot contain any of these reserved characters:&nbsp;'''+ - = && || > <&nbsp;! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ *&nbsp;?&nbsp;: \ / -'''
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-'''Related Topics:'''&nbsp;[[Using_Advanced_Search|Advanced Search]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Searching_for_Agreements_and_Requests|Searching for Agreements and Requests]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Saved_Searches|Saved Searches]] &nbsp;
+'''Related Topics:'''&nbsp;[[Using_Advanced_Search|Advanced Search]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Searching_agreements_and_requests|Searching for Agreements and Requests]] &nbsp;| &nbsp;[[Saved_Searches|Saved Searches]] &nbsp;
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 *can also include&nbsp;wild card characters like '''?''' (to match a single character) or '''*'''&nbsp;(to match&nbsp;any number of characters). Here are a few examples of wildcard search terms:
 <ul style="margin-left: 80px; list-style-type: circle;">
-<li>APPROVE? – Matches to APPROVED</li>
+<li>'''APPROVE?''': Matches to APPROVED</li>
-<li>APP* – Matches to APPROVED and WAITING FOR APPROVAL</li>
+<li>'''APP*''': Matches to APPROVED and WAITING FOR APPROVAL</li>
 </ul>