Quick Filters
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The Quick Filter feature allows users to precisely search and filter data within specific columns of a Records list, enhancing efficiency and enabling targeted information retrieval. This feature is currently available only in new UI.
How to enable Quick Search Filter?
- 1. Log in to LongJump.
- 2. Under Manage Tenant Capabilities, click the Edit button.
- 3. Select the Enable Quick Filter checkbox.
- 4. Click the Save button.
How to use the Quick Filter feature?
- 1. Log in to AgileApps.
- 2. From the left navigation pane, select any Object.
- 3. Click the ⋮ icon in any column of the record list to access Quick Filter options.
- 4. To search in that specific column, enter the desired search text. For example, if the column is "Account name", enter the relevant data for that field in any record.
- 5. Check the Check blank checkbox to view blank fields in the filtered column.
- 6. To clear filter options chosen, click Clear all.
- 7. To view column information in ascending order, click Ascending sort.
- 8. To view column information in descending order, click Descending sort.
- 9. Click the Apply button.
- 10. The (dot icon picture) is displayed next to the Quick Filter icon in columns once data has been filtered.
- 11. To save the filtered search, click on the (Funnel icon image).
- 12. Provide Filter name and Determine visibility.
- 13. After entering the Filter Name, click the Save button.
How to edit a saved filter?
- 1. Click the saved filter you wish to update from the Accounts view(s) section.
- 2. Click the (edit icon image) to edit. After editing, click the Save button.
How to delete a saved filter?
- 1. Click the saved filter you wish to delete from the Accounts view(s) section.
- 2. Click the (delete icon image) to delete. After deleting, click the Save button.
Limitations
The search tool does not support searching for partial or incomplete terms; it only searches for complete or precise matches.