When using Find, the 3 most common question types are no-result searches, the difference between Find and Filter, and how to use Find with filtering; this section includes 3 common answers and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can't Find locate the content that I entered?
- Check whether the keyword is spelled correctly.
- Make sure the target content is in the visible records of the current view.
- If the data table is filtered or grouped, clear those conditions and search again.
What is the difference between Find and Filter?
- Find is used for instant keyword lookup and is suitable for jumping to a specific match quickly.
- Filter is used to narrow the data range by conditions and is suitable for viewing a set of matching records over time.
- If you need to narrow the range first and then locate a specific item, apply Filter first and then use Find.
How can I use Find together with Filter?
- Apply Filter first to keep only the data range that you want to review.
- Open the Find box in the filtered results and enter your keyword.
- Use Previous and Next to move through matches within the filtered results.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Current view | The data range currently shown in the data table. Filters, grouping, or view changes can affect what is visible. |
| Keyword | The text entered in the Find box to match existing content in the table. |
| Match result | A content position that matches the entered keyword and can be reviewed with Previous and Next. |