Sorry if this might have been asked before (I did search first) - and I also checked the Syntax section but I was not able to find what I need.
Basically I have a folder with hundreds of other Folders in it and other files (archives mostly).
I am trying to filter view the content by only the first letter of the "items" and only in the root folder.
Something similar to : "I:\Stuff" C - but this is showing everything including subfolders (and their names are not starting with the letter C - while I am only interested in seeing the folders and archives.
Is there a way I can achieve this with Everything?
How to search in a specific folder (without subfolders) by the first letter of the name
Re: How to search in a specific folder (without subfolders) by the first letter of the name
The parent: function and the startwith: function could help here.
This should work too:
Just typing C:\stuff\c should get you close too (but not 100% as it would also show the content of folders in c:\stuff that start with a C)
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parent:"I:\Stuff" startwith:C
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C:\stuff\c depth:2
Just typing C:\stuff\c should get you close too (but not 100% as it would also show the content of folders in c:\stuff that start with a C)
Re: How to search in a specific folder (without subfolders) by the first letter of the name
After a bit of more digging around I was also able to find the command myself: parent:I:\games startwith:C
Thank you
Thank you