Keep green letters fixed
Confirmed positions are the strongest information you have. Preserve them exactly in the pattern before adding broader yellow-letter requirements.
Enter green-position letters in the main pattern and keep all extra clues inside the same Advanced filters panel.
Five positions every time. Use ? for unknown spots.
Fill in the main field, refine filters if needed, and run the tool.
Wordle-style puzzles give positional feedback after every guess. The fastest way to use that information is to separate letters that are fixed, letters that are present in another position and letters that have been ruled out.
Confirmed positions are the strongest information you have. Preserve them exactly in the pattern before adding broader yellow-letter requirements.
A present letter belongs somewhere in the answer but not necessarily where it appeared in the previous guess. Use it as a required letter while letting the remaining positions vary.
A gray copy of a letter can be misleading when another copy of that letter is green or yellow. Interpret duplicate-letter feedback in the context of the whole guess rather than automatically excluding the character.
Start with confirmed positions, then required letters, then letters that are safely excluded.
No. It narrows candidates from the information you provide; the actual puzzle and its answer list determine the solution.
Feedback for repeated letters depends on how many copies occur in the answer, so one gray tile does not always mean the letter is absent.