Hi guys. I've been using OQ for some time now but I just registered an account here.

I don't know if this has been posted before in the forums or a blog post but I couldn't find it.

If you want to make several searches at the same time, you need to use a logical operator (pretty common in most programming languages) which is "|" (without quotes). The | operator means "OR" so if I want to seach for flex 3 and flex 4, instead of constantly have to change between those two in the filter or "search box" I would simply write "flex 3 | flex 4" (without quotes) and it will show me both searches.

Hope it helps someone ;)

you could also try:

flex.*3 | flex.*4

the wild card helps for those groups that might put something between 'flex' and the wing number