You'll have to route your query through SEDE. I think the reason here is the difference between the stored content of the post (what you actually typed) and the baked content (what is visualized through the browser). This difference is needed because of Stack Exchange accepting Markdown as input.
This query hopefully provides what you're looking for:
SELECT
Id As [Post Link],
*
FROM
Posts
WHERE
(OwnerUserId = 101651) And
(Body LIKE '%multicolumn{1}%');
We search for all fields within the records of the Posts
table, but only records where you posted something and there is multicolumn{1}
somewhere in the body. The first field returned will be a hyperlink to the post. This would be synonymous to a regular search resembling
user:101651 "multicolumn{1}"
since multicolumn{1}
could appear in a baked or unbaked form.
The only drawback is that SEDE is updated with roughly a one week lag.
code
. Seems you have just confirmed again that the search function here is not ideal.user:101651 code:"multicolumn"
seems to work, Werner mentions escaping and special characters could be problematic and\multicolumn{1}
contains three possibly problematic characters."carlatex" multicolumn site:tex.stackexchange.com
\multicolumn
followed by{1}
."..."
but it doesn't work, I'll try with SEDE, thank you both!"carlatex" "multicolumn{1}" site:tex.stackexchange.com
gives one result (actually it reports "about 1 results" :-)