Narrow your Discover Companies search results to the most ideal prospects.
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To search for companies:
Read on all fields on the external object included in the Lightning Data
package
Use free-text search.
You can group search terms by using quotation marks, use an asterisk (*) to find
items that match zero or more characters in the middle or at the end of your query, and
use a question mark (?) to find items that match a single character in the middle or at
the end of your query.
To search for specific values on a field, use advanced search.
Separate multiple values with commas. You can’t use an asterisk (*) or a question mark
(?) to represent characters. Advanced search applies an AND operation between fields, and
an OR operation between multiple values for a single field.
Filter your results for values specific to the data source you select.
In filters representing a range, you can leave the min field bland to perform a “less
than” search, or leave the max field blank to perform a “greater than” search. Use
k as a US English abbreviation for thousand,
m for million, and b for billion. For
example, 150m = 150,000,000.
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