How search a two-word phrase?

[bfeenix44]

Is there a way to search a two-word phrase, for example "sell Muni" where the query will return results only with those words together? Not returning all with just "sell" or just "Muni"?

I haven't been successful with my attempts so far...

thanks

[Gil Gunderson]

“Sell muni”

[David Jay]

Are you using “advanced search”? Put the two words in quotation marks.

[FiveK]

You can't do what you seek using the forum's advanced search, but you can using the "Google..." search box at the upper right of many forum pages.

[JoMoney]

Yes, as mentioned putting a phrase in quotes when using google (or other search engine) will search for those precise words in that order.
Searching for
site:bogleheads.org "a two-word phrase"
will result in pretty much just this thread showing up

site:bogleheads.org a two-word phrase
without the quotes brings up lots of threads

[bfeenix44]

OFCOL...
Thanks all.
I was trying different things in the Bogleheads searcher... just hadn't tried a general Google search.

I usually only make simple things hard on holidays.

[Sandtrap]

Also
+must.
For must have that word over other words.(plus sign)
-omit
For words to leave out (minus sign)
And combine either of them plus “quotes” to narrow a search.
+EJ
“Edward Jones”

j

[bfeenix44]

Also
+must.
For must have that word over other words.(plus sign)
-omit
For words to leave out (minus sign)
And combine either of them plus “quotes” to narrow a search.
+EJ
“Edward Jones”

j

Thanks!