For a document with the filename "0267F243469.pdf"

Allow searching to find the document with:
filename:F243469.pdf
filename:F243469
filename:F2434

Many other online solutions support the ability to search the middle or end part of a filename (not just the beginning or an isolated word) ie: Box, Dropbox, ownCloud, Datto Drive etc. Windows Explorer works fine, just not the online web search.

Currently content type with column MyCol used in multiple sites and libraries
does not have a way to find a document by searching MyCol="abc-xyz"

[abc-xyz] is treated as equal to [abc xyz] and all documents with similar values are returned in search results rather than exact match
and there are other similar issues seemingly stemming from tokenization

Enable possibility to have tree view [similar to one available in smart filter in library] in the search refinement panel in modern search result page esp on the managed metadata based columns

Until recently, if the results page from SP search was linked, the URL encoder "%20" was replaced with an actual space in the search box. This isn't the case anymore though, making links to search results pointless.

*English follows Japanese
■Title(件名)：
管理プロパティのマッピングについて
Mapping administration properties

■Description(内容):
現在の動作として ​SharePoint 管理センターの検索スキーマの管理にて、集計値列をマッピングすることはできないが、これをできるようにしてほしい。
Currently it is not possible to map aggregated value columns in the search schema management of the SharePoint admin center, thus I hope that this can be made possible.

"We would like the ability to search for files within zipped folders in SharePoint Online."

*English follows Japanese
■Title(件名)：
SharePoint Online サイト内の検索内容、検索実行数のログ取得
Retrieving logs of search contents, search execution count etc from SharePoint Online sites

■Description(内容):
SharePoint Online サイト内で、以下のような情報を取得できる機能を実装して欲しい
・ 検索日時
・ 検索ワード
・ 検索回数
・ 検索ワードがヒットした回数
・ 検索ワードがヒットしなかった回数
Please implement a feature that can acquire the following information within the SharePoint Online site
- Search date
- Search keywords
- Number of times search was done
- Number of times search keywords were found
- Number of times search keywords were not found

We often need to know which folder a certain file or folder is in. Right now there is no way to get this except by opening the file/folder which is extremely time-consuming and counterproductive. Folders should optionally be displayed as an extra column, and always displayed as a tooltip over the filename.

The search autosuggest should display the documents' Title, if available. Currently, the (file) Name is displayed, which is not intuitive or legible. Displaying the document Title first is the normal pattern of all search engines.

Audio (mp3) files currently do not preview OR link to the audio file itself (they link to the file details page) unlike video (mp4) files in search results. This causes a poor user experience when searching for audio.

If searching for the document title, it appears lower down the list of documents, why is that? Surely if I search 'Security policy', for example, the document with that title should appear at the top of the search results.

We currently see our existing 3rd party floor plan results where it shows conference room names and other users locations around the searched user.

Your tool strips out the names from the CAD floor plans. It would be nice if that was optional.

*English follows Japanese
■Title(件名)：
検索ナビゲーションを対象ユーザーにのみ表示させるよう機能の改善を要望します。
Request feature improvement to display search navigation items only to specific target users

■Description(内容):
検索ナビゲーションにて対象ユーザーを設定したアイテムを追加した場合でも、対象ユーザー以外のユーザーにも該当のアイテムが表示されてしまう動作であるため、対象ユーザーにのみ表示させるよう機能の改善を要望します。
When items that have specific target users set on them are added to search navigation, those items will be displayed to all users instead of just the target user, so we request improvement of the feature to display those items only to the specified target users.

I'dd like the possibility to configure modern search to not show OneDrive results. Best option, in my opinion, is to manage this on three levels: Site, Hub and Tenant wide.

Reason: a lot of my users are afraid their personal files are shared with the organation.

Another good option would be: show the OneDrive results in a visually different box or segment... In the current implementation, it's hard to see the source of the files is OneDrive.

The search within SharePoint should perform people searches from the organization level at all times. Users should not have to go to the search results page and traverse up to the Organization level. The autosuggest on the site search used to display people results when we first vetted SharePoint as an Intranet solution--now it doesn't.