In the Spring '25 release, Salesforce introduced UI changes to the Lookup Search experience as part of the Aura to Lightning Web Components (LWC) modal migration. The updated UI is called Advanced Search and replaces the previous Aura-based Lookup Search modal.
Lookup Search UI before Spring '25 release: Screenshot showing the Salesforce Lookup Search UI before Spring '25: columns are sortable by clicking field name headers, and records are selectable via clickable title links. Up to standard result limits are shown with column-based sorting available.
Advanced Search UI after Spring '25 release: Screenshot showing the new Salesforce Advanced Search UI after Spring '25: adio buttons replace clickable record title links for selection, sorting by column header is removed, and results are sorted by relevance. The search input is now a plain search field rather than a lookup input.
In the Spring '25 release, Salesforce migrated the Lookup Search modal from Aura to Lightning Web Components (LWC). This change introduces the following four UI differences in the Advanced Lookup Search:
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