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DOCSP-28393 C# new atlas search examples #521

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Use the ``Facet()`` method to group results by values or ranges in the specified faceted fields
and return the count for each of those groups.

You can use ``Facet()`` with both the ``$search`` and ``$searchMeta`` stages. MongoDB recommends using
You can use the ``Facet()`` method with both the ``$search`` and ``$searchMeta`` stages. MongoDB recommends using
facet with the ``$searchMeta`` stage to retrieve metadata results only for the query.
To retrieve metadata results and query results using the ``$search`` stage, you must use the
``$$SEARCH_META`` aggregation variable. See :atlas:`SEARCH_META Aggregation Variable </atlas-search/facet/#std-label-fts-facet-aggregation-variable>` to learn more.
``$$SEARCH_META`` aggregation variable. To learn more about this variable, see the :atlas:`SEARCH_META Aggregation Variable </atlas-search/facet/#std-label-fts-facet-aggregation-variable>` Atlas guide.

The following limitations apply:

- You can run facet queries on a single field only. You can't run facet queries on groups of fields.
- You can run facet queries over sharded collections on clusters running MongoDB v6.0 only.

The following example searches searches the ``guitars`` collection for any documents in
The following example searches the ``guitars`` collection for any documents in
which the value of the ``in_stock`` field is ``true``. The query uses the ``Facet()`` method to process the input documents, with a maximum number of ``100`` facet categories to return in the results. The query returns the total count of documents in which the value of ``in_stock`` is ``true``.

.. literalinclude:: /includes/fundamentals/code-examples/atlas-search/AtlasSearchExamples.cs
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[q] Curious why the examples throughout this doc (not just in the diff) don't just use the io codeblock which is a bit cleaner? Or at least set copyable to false for the output maybe?

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I am also not sure because this is my first c# pr! I just followed the standard convention/what the rest of the examples had.

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The ``path`` parameter is used by the Atlas Search
:atlas:`operators </atlas-search/query-syntax>` to specify the field or fields
to be searched. It may contain:

- A string
- An array of strings
- A :atlas:`multi analyzer </atlas-search/analyzers/multi>` specification
- An array containing a combination of strings and multi analyzer
specifications
to be searched. To learn more about what the ``path`` parameter may contain, see :atlas:`Construct a Query Path </atlas-search/path-construction>` in the Atlas guide.
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[s] Can potentially shorten to:

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to be searched. To learn more about what the ``path`` parameter may contain, see :atlas:`Construct a Query Path </atlas-search/path-construction>` in the Atlas guide.
to be searched. To learn more about what the ``path`` parameter may contain, see the :atlas:`Construct a Query Path </atlas-search/path-construction>` guide.


.. note::

Not all operators can use all the different types of paths. See the
documentation for each individual operator for details on what types
of path it supports.

To search multiple indexed fields, use the ``Multi()`` method and pass in your fields. Documents which match on any of the specified fields are included in the result set. The following example searches the description and type fields.
To search multiple indexed fields, use the ``Multi()`` method and pass in your fields. Documents which match on any of the specified fields are included in the result set.

The following example searches for the string ``classic`` in either the ``make`` or the ``description`` field.

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