Add the Criteria-Based Search and Filter Component to a Page
Add the Criteria-Based Search and Filter component to any standard or custom Lightning
page. Users can use the component to search for records by multiple criteria, view and aggregate
the results, and then take actions on the results.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Automotive Cloud, Health Cloud, Manufacturing Cloud, Nonprofit
Cloud, Nonprofit Cloud for Grantmaking, and Public Sector Solutions. View edition
availability. View edition availability.
User Permissions Needed
To add a component:
Customize Application
Open the page where you want to add the component.
Click Setup, and click Edit Page.
From the list of standard components, drag Criteria-Based Search and
Filter onto the page canvas.
In the Properties pane, for Search Configurations, click
Select....
Move active search criteria configurations from the Available list to the Selected
list.
You can add up to five active search configurations to a page. Each configuration is
displayed on a separate tab.
Click OK, and then save your changes and activate the page.
The search criteria fields and search result display fields that the user sees
depend on the search criteria configuration. The search results are records in the searchable
object.
Sync the data in the searchable object regularly using a flow or a similar mechanism so that
users see the most current results.
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