Related Passages in the Insights sidebar is the place to start. This is what I got from 1 John 1-5:21
You could try this search string in a Bible Search
bible:"john" IN milestone:bible:"1 John - 3 John"
Thanks Jack and Graham for your response. That really helped.
To Graham:
Where can I find more examples like bible:"john" IN milestone:bible:"1 John - 3 John"
I am interested in other datatypes and learned a lot on the forums. Would like some simple examples. The date datatype is one I like but do not know how to use.
Hi @Al Graham
Where can I find more examples like
Is the information at https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360044454351-How-do-I-use-Search-Operators-in-Logos the sort of thing you are looking for?
Yes, this helps a lot. Somewhere I ran across the use of datatypes such as
Date 5th decade of the 500s AD
These may be from Logos9 as I saw changes to 10 in the link you provided.
Documentation which is current would help also.
The Logos helpfile is current and defines all the operators as well.
(Some of the dataset documentation does not show current search syntax but I saw in a seperate thread that this is something the Logos team want to address).
date:"12th century" works in search box I don't seem to find anything about date or other datatypes.
Looked in Logos Help and found the Faithlife Logos Search Group, should I post there.
date:"12th century" works in search box I don't seem to find anything about
date
or other datatypes.
The Logos Helpfile has information about search fields - including dates https://ref.ly/logosres/logos4help?hw=Search+Fields&off=2723
I would post in this forum - and I suggest you start a different thread with a subject related to what you are trying to find out. It could get lost in this one.
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to achieve so please explain in as much detail as possible.
Yes, there seems to be a lot of powerful searches that could be done but I would think it is very complex.
Thankful for what Logos can do and pray it will get even better.
Graham thank you for your help over the years.
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