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Fields from the above resources may be selected along with this resource in your SELECT and WHERE clauses. These fields will not segment metrics in your SELECT clause.Fields from the above resources, when selected along with this resource in your SELECT and WHERE clauses, will segment metrics.This page shows all metrics and segments that can be put in the same SELECT clause as the fields of search_term_view. However, when you specify search_term_view in the FROM clause, some metrics and segments cannot be used. Use the following filter to show only the fields that can be used when search_term_view is specified in the FROM clause. search_term_view.ad_group Field descriptionOutput only. The ad group the search term served in. CategoryATTRIBUTE Data TypeRESOURCE_NAME Type URLN/A FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableFalse RepeatedFalse search_term_view.resource_name Field descriptionOutput only. The resource name of the search term view. Search term view resource names have the form: customers/{customer_id}/searchTermViews/{campaign_id}~{ad_group_id}~{URL-base64_search_term} CategoryATTRIBUTE Data TypeRESOURCE_NAME Type URLN/A FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableFalse RepeatedFalse search_term_view.search_term Field descriptionOutput only. The search term. CategoryATTRIBUTE Data TypeSTRING Type URLN/A FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse search_term_view.status Field descriptionOutput only. Indicates whether the search term is currently one of your targeted or excluded keywords. CategoryATTRIBUTE Data Type ENUM ADDEDADDED_EXCLUDEDEXCLUDEDNONEUNKNOWNUNSPECIFIED Type URLgoogle.ads.googleads.v18.enums.SearchTermTargetingStatusEnum.SearchTermTargetingStatus FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse segments.ad_network_type Field descriptionAd network type. CategorySEGMENT Data Type ENUM CONTENTGOOGLE_OWNED_CHANNELSGOOGLE_TVMIXEDSEARCHSEARCH_PARTNERSUNKNOWNUNSPECIFIEDYOUTUBE Type URLgoogle.ads.googleads.v18.enums.AdNetworkTypeEnum.AdNetworkType FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse segments.conversion_action Field descriptionResource name of the conversion action. CategorySEGMENT Data TypeRESOURCE_NAME Type URLN/A FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse segments.conversion_action_category Field descriptionConversion action category. CategorySEGMENT Data Type ENUM ADD_TO_CARTBEGIN_CHECKOUTBOOK_APPOINTMENTCONTACTCONVERTED_LEADDEFAULTDOWNLOADENGAGEMENTGET_DIRECTIONSIMPORTED_LEADOUTBOUND_CLICKPAGE_VIEWPHONE_CALL_LEADPURCHASEQUALIFIED_LEADREQUEST_QUOTESIGNUPSTORE_SALESTORE_VISITSUBMIT_LEAD_FORMSUBSCRIBE_PAIDUNKNOWNUNSPECIFIED Type URLgoogle.ads.googleads.v18.enums.ConversionActionCategoryEnum.ConversionActionCategory FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse segments.conversion_action_name Field descriptionConversion action name. CategorySEGMENT Data TypeSTRING Type URLN/A FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse segments.date Field descriptionDate to which metrics apply. yyyy-MM-dd format, for example, 2018-04-17. CategorySEGMENT Data TypeDATE Type URLN/A FilterableTrue SelectableTrue SortableTrue RepeatedFalse segments.day_of_week Field descriptionDay of the week, for example, MONDAY. CategorySEGMENT Data Type ENUM FRIDAYMONDAYSATURDAYSUNDAYTHURSDAYTUESDAYUNKNOWNUNSPECIFIEDWEDNESDAY Type URLgoogle.ads.googleads.v18.enums.DayOfWeekEnum.DayOfWeek

FALSE. Without this, VLOOKUP might return unexpected results if an exact match isn't found.How to create your own Google Sheets VLOOKUP functionTo create your own VLOOKUP function, open up a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Ensure all your data is organized in clearly labeled columns and you know what you’re looking for. Then, put the function to work. Here’s how:1. Set up your spreadsheet. Stay organized by typing two labels below or to the side of your data: Search term and the label for the return value you’re looking for (Deal Size in this example). Type (or copy) your search term into the box next to the label. In this example, we’re looking for data related to the company Chopped in our list, so we use that as the search term. Make sure your search term is identical to how it appears in your data set. ‍2. Add a VLOOKUP formulaIn the next box, start typing your formula with an equal sign followed by VLOOKUP and an open parenthesis.3. Tell it what to look forThe search_key portion of the formula tells it what piece of data you want to find a result for.To select the search_key, click the cell containing your search term. In our example, this is the cell containing “Chopped”. When you type a different value into the search_key cell, the VLOOKUP will search for results corresponding with that value. Google Sheets will highlight the box you selected by outlining it with a colorful dotted line and the cell number will automatically fill in your formula. Alternatively, you can type the cell number - for example: “B22”. Type a comma to separate the values in the formula.4. Tell it where to lookThe range tells your formula where to look by specifying what data to consider in the search. Enter the

//index.md --> Alfresco Search Enterprise supported search query syntax.Applications and Frameworks ADF Search Components ACA - Alfresco Content Application Alfresco Digital Workspace ReST API (only when using FTS search syntax) Note: Alfresco Share web application is not supportedSearch Features ACL Permission checks Sorting by relevancy Searching by content type and controlling paging and sorting Faceted search Filter by content size and mimetype Inclusion of additional properties in search resultsSearch for a single termSingle terms are tokenized before the search according to the appropriate data dictionary definition(s).If you do not specify a field, it will search in the content and in the following properties: name, title and description. This is a shortcut for searching all properties of type content. Terms can not contain a whitespace.bananaTEXT:bananaBoth of these queries will find any nodes with the word “banana” in any property of type d:content, however the first one will also get results from properties cm:name, cm:title or cm:description.If the appropriate data dictionary definition(s) for the field supports both FTS and un-tokenized search, then FTS search will be used. FTS will include synonyms if the analyzer generates them.Search in fieldsSearch specific fields rather than the default. Terms, and phrases can all be preceded by a field. If not the default field TEXT is used.field:termfield:"phrase"field:'phrase'=field:exact~field:expand Note: Exact Term searching, using the equals operator (=field:exact in the samples above) is only allowed if the default Alfresco Repository configuration has been changed to enable this feature.Fields fall into three types, property fields, special fields, and fields for data types. Property fields evaluate the search term against a particular property, special fields are described in the following table, and data type fields evaluate the search term against all properties of the given type. Type Description Property Fully qualified property, for example { Property Fully qualified property, for example @{ Property CMIS style property, for example cm_name:apple. Property Prefix style property, for example cm:name:apple. Property Prefix style property, for example @cm:name:apple. Property ID, for example ID:'599a6862-070c-49a7-a744-b88da949c31e'. Property TEXT, for example TEXT:apple. Property OWNER, for example OWNER:'admin'. Property READER, for example READER:'GROUP_EVERYONE'. Property DENIED, for example DENIED:'GROUP_EVERYONE'. Special TYPE, for