Streamline list searching to make search results more relevant for your end users.

If you need to search one or more lists, List Simple Search and List Advanced Search Web Parts help users yield maximum search results. These Web Parts present a simple, straightforward search interface for a single list without confusing field lists. Our Web Parts allow users to modify the scope of the search and also allow for AND/OR operator functions, providing functionality beyond the basic search capabilities of SharePoint.

The List Search Simple Web Part is intended for you to configure for your end users. It presents a simple, straightforward search interface for a single list without confusing field lists or Boolean operators. The search results are presented like a SharePoint list view that is familiar to most end users.

The List Search Advanced Web Part provides you with the flexibility to easily create an advanced search interface to allow end users to perform a complex query on a large lists, such as issues or tasks, using all available fields with Boolean operators and grouping.

List Search Web Parts Features Now supported on SharePoint Foundation 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010. New! Specify the list to be searched, view to use to display the search results, and the fields within the list to make available for use as search criteria. Constrain a search to a single list without having to create an index and search scope. Display search result hits by individual list item. Identify a view associated with the list to use to display the search results, allowing the designer to specifically define the look and feel of the search results list, including columns and sorts. Allow grouping, AND and OR operators to be included in the search criteria. (Advanced Search Web Part Only) Allows user to select ALL or ANY words to join search columns. Ability to rearrange search results column order. Ability to print search results. Ability to search key words in all list columns. Users now have the option to select available lists. (Advanced Search Web Part Only) Translate the Web Part into English, French, German or Spanish, or customize translation for the language you need. Customize the look and feel of the Web Part by modifying the HTML Source and CSS. (Simple Search Web Part Only)

The List Search Simple Web Part allows you to configure the Web Part so that end users can quickly search a preconfigured list using preconfigured search criteria. The end user only enters in search criteria and views the search results. In the Web Part properties: Select which list you want to search and the specific fields from the list that you want to search with. Indicate that the search is always an And search or an OR search. Select which List view you want to use to display the search results. Select whether you keep the search criteria on the same page with the search results. Allow users to select default values in search fields. Allow users to print the search results. Allow users to perform a key word search in all list columns. Translate the Web Part user interface to French, Spanish, German or English, or customize the translation to a language of your choice. Customize the look and feel of the Web Part user interface by modifying the HTML source code and Web Part CSS. The List Search Advanced Web Part enables you to allow end users more control over their search options. The end user can select the list to search and the list view for displaying search results, use Boolean operators to narrow the information in the search results, and group search criteria. You can configure the Web Part to: Specify a set of lists to be available for the user to select from for searching. Search within a List Rollup data view, created by a Bamboo List Rollup Web Part. (NEW) Keep the search criteria on the same page with the search results. Allow users to print the search results. Disable lookup fields to control Web Part performance. Translate the Web Part user interface to French, Spanish, German or English, or customize the translation to a language of your choice.

The basic, out-of-the-box SharePoint search capability searches all lists and documents, but doesn't provide an easy way for an end user to constrain their search to a specific list using specific fields or to specify how to display results. The results display is difficult for many users to interpret since it lists items from different lists and shows limited information. The List Search Web Parts provide you with the flexibility to easily create a user friendly search interface to allow end users to perform a quick query on a large list, such as customer contacts, without having to rely on central IT administration support.

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