Find a document in a document library

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  1. Do one of the following

    Search in all document libraries in your team Web site

    • On the Quick Launch bar, in the Search Documents box, type the text you want to search for, and click Go.

    Search in a single document library

    1. On the top link bar, click Documents, and on the Document Libraries page, click the document library you want.

    2. In the view bar, in the Search Documents box, type the text you want to search for, and click Go.

  2. If you want to narrow the search further, on the Search Documents page, type more terms to search for in the Search for documents containing text box, and click Go.

Tips

  • In the Search Documents or Search for documents containing text  box, you enter one or more words. The search returns files containing these words, whether they are in the body of the file, in keywords, or in other file properties. By entering more words, you make your search more specific and limit the number of documents found.

  • The search finds files containing various forms of the words you enter. For example, searching for "swim" finds any documents containing "swim," "swimming," or "swam."

    Note   Word forms are used only if you are searching in English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, or Swedish documents.