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I want to do a search on "matched search queries" in google analytics so i can find all search results people use to come to my site that don't exclude certain words. For instance, lets say I made a list of searches that include the word "flower" using the regex (flower[^l])|(flower$). Now, i want to make a list of all searches that dont include the word flower, so i have a mutually exclusive and exhaustive list. However, i read that google cant really handle negative results, thus expressions like the one in this question won't work in google analytics.

To go one step further, lets say i made 3 lists, 1 list each for each of the regexes:

(flower[^l])|(flower$), (pot[^l])|(pot$), and 9 ?x ?9

Is it possible to create a regex that works in google analytics to make a list of all the searches that didn't match the above regexes?

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Next to the search box is link labeled "advanced". Click on that and you get some advanced search fields to use. Change the "Include" dropdown to "Exclude". Change "Containing to "Match RegExp". In the box next to that, enter in your regex as if you were looking for it. The Exclude dropdown will now make the report filter by anything that did not match the regex.

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