How do I search for a tag by typing only partial letters?

How do I search for a tag by typing only partial letters?

Once logged into the desktop cloud management console, you can search for a tag by typing only partial letters.
In any of the search fields simply type % followed by the alphanumeric letters you are searching for and close with %. 
This will allow you to search any field by using only part of the numbers or words.
For example to shorten FG123456u222D3D412 your can enter %3D412% and you will get the same search result.
See examples below.

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