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How to sort search results by managed properties?
You can apply a sort formula on the value of managed properties of type Integer, Decimal, and Datetime (). You must enable sorting for the specified managed property in the search schema. For more managed properties of type Decimal, the value is multiplied by 10^ (decimal digits) before being used in the formula evaluation.
If you get a notification like the following. Simply click the Update link in the message box. The result types are updated with your display template changes: After all the above check list items been checked out, your new managed property should now flow through into the search results.
How to find seatnumber managed property value in SharePoint?
First of all, we need to check the SeatNumber managed property value via Search query tool. (Download link for SharePoint 2013 Search Query Tool https://sp2013searchtool.codeplex.com/ ). Make sure “ SeatNumber ” is in the “Select Properties”. If the SeatNumber value is empty, then you should continue investigating on search service.
Why are my property values missing in SharePoint?
– Perficient Blogs SharePoint 2013 Search: Missing Managed Property Value? There are various reasons for the SharePoint 2013 search display template missing managed property values. This blog post contains a checklist that may help you to find out where things go wrong.
By default, search results are sorted by relevance rank. This means that SharePoint places the most relevant results on top in the search result set. If you sort by rank, the results are always sorted in descending order. But you can change the sort order to ascending by using SortDirection ().
How to change the Order of search results?
But you can change the sort order to ascending by using SortDirection (). You can also influence the rank calculation in the query string, in one of two ways: By using the XRANK operator available in Keyword Query Language (KQL) syntax reference and FAST Query Language (FQL) syntax reference.