This FAQ covers 3 common questions about missing results, search scope, and the difference between Find and filtering, plus a short glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t Find locate the content I entered?
- Make sure the keyword is spelled correctly.
- Check whether the target content is in the visible records of the current view.
- If the table is using filters or grouping, adjust the view and search again.
What is the difference between Find and filtering?
- Find is used to quickly locate a keyword or specific content.
- Filtering is used to keep only records that meet certain conditions.
- Use Find for quick jumps, and use filtering when you need a narrower working set for ongoing review.
How can I locate a target record faster in the current view?
- Narrow the visible data first with a view or filter.
- Then use Find with a more specific keyword.
- Move through matches with Previous and Next until you reach the target record.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Find | An action that locates matching content in the current table after you enter a keyword. |
| Current view | The data range currently visible to you. Filters and grouping can affect which records are shown. |
| Match | A record or content item that matches the keyword you entered and can be reviewed with Previous or Next. |