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Enter in the search:

user:<your user id> is:answer TVP

For example, my user id is 61305, so to search for "TVP" in my answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A61305+TVP+is%3Aanswer

Your user id is 40521, so to search for "foo" in your answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A40521+foo+is%3Aanswer

As for date range, doesn't look like it. They're not mentioned on the advanced search options, and this question seems to imply the ninja stuff is missing date range queries too, but offers some potential workarounds.

Enter in the search:

user:<your user id> is:answer TVP

For example, my user id is 61305, so to search for "TVP" in my answers only:

https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A61305+TVP+is%3Aanswer

Your user id is 40521, so to search for "foo" in your answers only:

https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A40521+foo+is%3Aanswer

As for date range, doesn't look like it. They're not mentioned on the advanced search options, and this question seems to imply the ninja stuff is missing date range queries too, but offers some potential workarounds.

Enter in the search:

user:<your user id> is:answer TVP

For example, my user id is 61305, so to search for "TVP" in my answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A61305+TVP+is%3Aanswer

Your user id is 40521, so to search for "foo" in your answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A40521+foo+is%3Aanswer

As for date range, doesn't look like it. They're not mentioned on the advanced search options, and this question seems to imply the ninja stuff is missing date range queries too, but offers some potential workarounds.

Enter in the search:

user:<your user id> is:answer TVP

For example, my user id is 61305, so to search for "TVP" in my answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A61305+TVP+is%3Aanswer

Your user id is 40521, so to search for "foo" in your answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A40521+foo+is%3Aanswer

As for date range, doesn't look like it. They're not mentioned on the advanced search options, and this question seems to imply the ninja stuff is missing date range queries too, but offers some potential workarounds.

Enter in the search:

user:<your user id> is:answer TVP

For example, my user id is 61305, so to search for "TVP" in my answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A61305+TVP+is%3Aanswer

Your user id is 40521, so to search for "foo" in your answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A40521+foo+is%3Aanswer

As for date range, doesn't look like it. They're not mentioned on the advanced search options, and this question seems to imply the ninja stuff is missing date range queries too, but offers some potential workarounds.

Enter in the search:

user:<your user id> is:answer TVP

For example, my user id is 61305, so to search for "TVP" in my answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A61305+TVP+is%3Aanswer

Your user id is 40521, so to search for "foo" in your answers only:

http://stackoverflow.com/search?q=user%3A40521+foo+is%3Aanswer

As for date range, doesn't look like it. They're not mentioned on the advanced search options, and this question seems to imply the ninja stuff is missing date range queries too, but offers some potential workarounds.