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Your shell might give you some trouble using the `-` prefix. You can quote it and add an extra space as a workaround, e.g. `--tag " -done"`.
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Finally, you can use glob patterns to match multiple tags. This is particularly useful if you use a separator (e.g. `/`) to group multiple tags under a parent tag.
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You can use glob patterns to match multiple tags. This is particularly useful if you use a separator (e.g. `/`) to group multiple tags under a parent tag.
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```sh
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$ zk list --tag "year/201*"
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```
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A useful [notebook housekeeping](notebook-housekeeping.md) feature is to find tags which _do not_ have tags.
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```sh
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$ zk list --tagless
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```
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## Filter by creation or modification date
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To find notes created or modified on a specific day, use `--created <date>` and `--modified <date>`. They accept a human-friendly date for argument.
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