need explorer search for files in folder

I have 10 folders each has a sub folder called final, i need to search for jpg and tif files within just the final folders.

found these two but cant see how to combine them

*.tif OR *.jpg

kind:folders .final

ALSO PSD files dont seem to have much in the way of property details, is this a function of psd files, or because they contain layers maybe thanks

How about
path:*final AND (type:jpg OR type:tif)

Note: good that you're using some search syntax - if you configure file explorer's search to 'classic' (as it was until late in build 1903 before MS messed it up) you get a blue highlight for correct search syntax.

You can do that with 1 click using Winaero's tweaker.. and get the date drop down as used to be.

+ the Search tab is focussed when you click in the search box.

Wow thanks

i defo will do that, I forgot about the change to the search bar

Thanks, that’s good a.so, going to make a list of these…..will never remember, don’t know how people do 🤣

Try this series - which refers to MS's limited, incomplete, unmaintained documentation:
Learning Windows Search: Use Advanced Query Syntax to Find Everything

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/win...ectedfrom=MSDN

dalchina said:

Try this series - which refers to MS's limited, incomplete, unmaintained documentation:
Learning Windows Search: Use Advanced Query Syntax to Find Everything

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/win...ectedfrom=MSDN

Thanks there’s a lot there ��

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KeithM said:

Here's a .csv I created using NirtSoft's PropertySystemView.

• ExplorerProps.csv.txt

Note: After uploading, I found that the "EnumList" header had unintended trailing spaces. Edit after downloading but before importing, please...


You can browse it in your favorortie spreadsheet or use PowerShell:

Code:

($PropList = Import-Csv .\ExplorerProps.csv.txt) | Out-GridView

The above will display an interactive GridView control:




As well as create the $PropList variable containing an object collection:

Code:

PS PropertySystemViewer> ($PropLIst | ? DisplayName -eq 'Kind').EnumList -split ', '
Calendar
Communication
Contact
Document
E-mail
Feed
Folder
Game
Instant Message
Journal
Link
Movie
Music
Note
Picture
Playlist
Program
Recorded TV
Saved Search
Task
Video
Web History
Unknown

Thank you, very helpful

dalchina said:

How about
path:*final AND (type:jpg OR type:tif)

Note: good that you're using some search syntax - if you configure file explorer's search to 'classic' (as it was until late in build 1903 before MS messed it up) you get a blue highlight for correct search syntax.

You can do that with 1 click using Winaero's tweaker.. and get the date drop down as used to be.

+ the Search tab is focussed when you click in the search box.

I changed to the Classic in the tweaker app but looks the same