About searching

CaseMap allows you to quickly search case data because it automatically creates a comprehensive index during the import process. You can search and locate all instances or "hits" of your search terms in spreadsheet records, linked files, and annotation notes.

Search terms can be more than one word. They can also be numbers, text phrases, or a combined use of terms and search operators. A search term is typed into the Search field with results displaying in the Search Results navigation pane and in the Search Results spreadsheet pane.

You can click on each spreadsheet listed in the Results pane of the Search Results navigation pane to view only those records and linked files that contain your search terms. Search hits found in linked files can be viewed in CaseMap's DocManager file viewer. Search hits found in annotation notes can be previewed in the Search Results spreadsheets pane and viewed in full in DocManager. For more information, see Viewing search results.

 

There are two levels of searching in CaseMap:

Basic Searching — performing single word searches and locating all instances of the term in spreadsheet fields, linked files, and annotation notes.

For more information, see Running basic searches.

Advanced Full-Text Searching — performing searches with two or more search terms or phrases that gain stronger, precise search results.

Advanced searches can be also be run in the Full Text Search dialog box, which also allows you to restrict the spreadsheets you want to include in the search.

For more information, see About full-text searches, Using search operators, and Running full-text searches.

 

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Need additional help? Email the CaseMap Support team at: casemap.support@lexisnexis.com, or contact a support representative at 800.833.3346 (option 3). The CaseMap Support team is available between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday - Friday.

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