If you're searching for something on the Internet, the most likely place you'll start is at Google's search engine site because it's so incredibly powerful.If you use too generic of a search term, you end up with a lot of junk in the results, which is where operators can help dramatically improve the quality of your results.There's a fairly unknown option to ask Google to provide results in a range that can be extremely helpful under certain circumstances.To tell Google you want information within a certain numeric range, you simply add 2 periods with no space before or after between 2 numbers that constitute the range.An example would be if you are searching for information within a certain range of years, such as 'downtown Phoenix 1900..1960' or if you are shopping for something, you may use 'laptops $700..$1000'.Including any symbols that denote the format of the number can also help Google bring up much more relevant results which can save you lots of time!
