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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions vault/dendron.tutorial.taking-notes.md
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desc: >-
Creating notes, understanding hierarchy, and using Lookup to quickly find your
notes
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![[dendron://dendron.dendron-site/dendron.topic.hierarchies#summary,1:#concepts]]
To create a hierarchy, do the following:
1. Enter `Ctrl+L` / `Cmd+L` to open the lookup bar.
2. Enter a name with a `.` ("dot") delimiter. For example, you can type `recipes.vegetarian` to create a note to store your vegetarian recipes.
2. Enter a name with a `.` ("dot") delimiter. For example, you can type `recipes.vegetarian` to create a note to store your vegetarian recipes.
3. Press **Enter**.
You've created your first hierarchy!

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2. Enter the name of your note. For example, you can type `vege` to find your `recipes.vegetarian` note.
3. Press **Enter**. The note is opened.

> 💡 **INFO:** Lookup uses _fuzzy search_, which means you can type out partial queries and still see the results.Entering multiple keywords delimited by space will lookup matching notes regardless of order of the > keywords.
> 💡 **INFO:** Lookup uses _fuzzy search_, which means you can type out partial queries and still see the results. Entering multiple keywords delimited by space will lookup matching notes regardless of order of the > keywords.
> - Example: `vege rec` or `rec vege` will match the `recipes.vegetarian` note.

> 💡 **TIP:** Read [[dendron://dendron.dendron-site/dendron.topic.lookup.find]] to understand the different ways of querying the lookup.
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