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Search

Search finds a value across your table and shows only the rows that contain it.


What it does

  • Matches text in any visible column
  • Narrows the view to matching rows and updates the toolbar row count
  • Clears in one click — no data changes

  1. Click Search in the table toolbar
  2. Type the value — a name, domain, email, or any cell text
  3. Clear the box to return to the full view

When to use it

  • Spot-check enrichment. Search a company you know well and confirm the enriched output looks right before running the column on 5,000 rows.
  • Answer a question fast. Someone replies to a campaign — search their domain to pull up their row and its research columns.
  • Check for duplicates. Search a domain that appears twice. For a table-wide sweep, use Dedupe instead.

Search vs Filter

UseWhen
SearchYou know the value and want the row now
FilterYou want every row meeting a condition, to act on as a set

Common use cases

  • Pull up the row of a prospect who just replied, with all their research attached
  • Spot-check one company you know well before running a column on thousands
  • Confirm whether a domain is already in the table before importing a new list
  • Find the row behind a support or CRM question without scrolling

Best practices

  • Search matches visible columns — unhide the column first if the value is not being found
  • Clear the search before running a column, so you know exactly which rows are in scope
  • Use Filter when you want to act on a set, not just look one up
  • Use Dedupe for a table-wide duplicate sweep; searching one value at a time will miss most of them

Where to next

  • Filter — build a working set instead of a lookup
  • Dedupe — remove repeated rows properly