the literal prefix won't work for what OP wants
testing with 2 tiddlers with the 3 fields, one tiddler all fields set at 1,
the other set at 12...
search for "1" brings up both, search for "12" brings up the 2nd tiddler
for exact matches of even a single character, this regexp works
<$list filter="[has[intelligence]regexp:intelligence[\b1\b]]"></$list>
for a search for "1",it brings up just the 1st tiddler and not the second
but it breaks the select value when i insert the regexp
<option
value="[has[intelligence]regexp:intelligence[\b{$:/temp/search}\b]]">Intelligence</option>
the transclusion fails, the value that gets passed to the macrocall ends up
"[has[intelligence]regexp:intelligence[\b{$:/temp/search2}\b]]"
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