So, is it able to sort out posts them to be only, for example, with score more that 200 but not over 300?
Like " score:>=200 score:<300 "? I tried it for once but it didn't work, just gave me all of them with score over 200.
Big thanks to anyone who would help :c
(sry for bad english tho)

You can't use the same metatag twice in one search, but you can use the .. syntax.

score:5..6
score:200..300

It's equivalent to score >= 200 && score <= 300, so if you don't want to include posts with a score of 300, you need to do score:200..299.

lance_armstrong said:
You can't use the same metatag twice in one search, but you can use the .. syntax.

score:5..6
score:200..300

It's equivalent to score >= 200 && score <= 300, so if you don't want to include posts with a score of 300, you need to do score:200..299.

Oh so that's how.
Thanks :>
Shame i didn't find info about it in Search Help article

quantumsharp said:
Oh so that's how.
Thanks :>
Shame i didn't find info about it in Search Help article

It kind of does. This section has all of the range syntax:

https://e621.net/help/cheatsheet#range_syntax

Then in the Counts section below that it indicates that score supports the range syntax.

If I could edit that wiki page, I would add another line to demonstrate the .. syntax being used with score instead of date, and change the non-functional approvedby metatag to approver.