Quick search.
You can use the quick search to find pages that include the term you are looking for. You can search for single words, several words or entire phrases.
The search only returns pages that contain all of your search terms. You do not need to add an "and" between the terms. Enter more than one term to return closer matches for what you are searching for.
There is no distinction between lower and upper case.
The following table contains examples of how you can search for a term such as "financial services". The search term column in the table shows how you can enter your search term. The procedure column contains a short explanation of how the search is conducted.
- Type the words or term you want to find in the entry field.
- Click the "Search" button located next to the entry field or hit the entry key on your keyboard to start the search.
| Search term | Procedure | |||
| financial services | The system finds pages which contain at least one of the terms "financial" or "services" regardless of upper or lower case is used. | |||
| "financial services" | The system finds pages on which both words occur directly next to one another. If you place quotation marks around a group of words, you will designate a phrase. The search will then retrieve pages on which these words appear in precisely this grouping. | |||
| Sedan +3 | How to look for a 3 Series Sedan. The search engine usually ignores words such as "and", "or" and "should" as well as individual letters and numbers (stop words). Adding the "+" sign allows you to incorporate these stop words into your search. | |||
| Sedan -M3 | How to look for all sedans excluding the M3 Sedan. Adding the "-" sign allows you to omit certain words from your search. | |||
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