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# Search

Find projects, scenes, and jobs by name or ID, then narrow the results with filters.

## Find by name or ID

1. Click **Search for anything...** at the top of the app.
2. Type part of a name, or paste a complete ID copied from the item's [details](/docs/web-app/views.md#copy-an-id).
3. Leave **All** selected to search projects, scenes, and jobs together, or choose **Projects**, **Scenes**, or **Jobs**.
4. Double-click a result, or use its **Open** action.

Before you type a name or ID or choose a filter, search shows up to 25 recently updated items of each type, with the most recently updated first.

Click the cross in the search field, or click outside the search panel, to close it and clear the search text and filters.

## Narrow the results

Use **Date Range** to find items created within a period. Click **More** to open **Search properties**, enable another filter, and enter or select its values.

| Search selection        | Additional filters                                                                               |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **All** or **Projects** | **ID**, **Name**                                                                                 |
| **Scenes**              | **ID**, **Name**, **Project ID**, **Host app**, **Status**                                       |
| **Jobs**                | **ID**, **Name**, **Scene ID**, **Minimum frames**, **Maximum frames**, **Host app**, **Status** |

**Host app** selects the application used for the scene. **Status** helps find work at a particular stage, such as scenes that are ready or jobs that are rendering.

For **All**, **Scenes**, and **Jobs**, **More** also offers **Hide expired**. Turn it on to leave expired scenes and jobs out of the results.

To remove a filter, clear its values or uncheck it in **More**. Switching between **All**, **Projects**, **Scenes**, and **Jobs** changes which filters are offered.

### Search for several names

Leave the main search field empty, enable **Name** in **More**, and enter each name followed by Enter. Results can match any of the names you entered. Other enabled filters still narrow those results.


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