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You can use the Quick Find option to search across all your destinations - from navigation elements (Health Summary, Pixels, Starred Items, etc.) to specific events, user attributes, or properties.
You can also access it directly using Ctrl+K. Just type what you’re looking for and it will automatically redirect you to the element that meets the search condition you have inserted.
Let’s explain in more detail some of the advanced filters you’ll be able to use while using Trackingplan’s search bar to make the search process more efficient and effective:
- Current Status: Find items by their current status (OK, New, and Warn, Off).
- Event Type: Filter by event type (Custom Events, Draft Events, Standard Events)
- Label: Find items by the #labels you have used to describe them in the notes section (#P0, #purchasefunnel #onboarding). You’ll find more details about labels at the end of this page.
- Name Contains: Find those items that match the entered string.
- With Property: Find those events that have the selected property.
- Without Property: Finds those events that do not have the selected property.
- Source Name: Filter those items that come from a certain source.
- Yesterday Hits Range: Select a range of hits to search for those items that meet the condition.
- Has Description: Find items with description only.
- Has Label: Find items with labels only.
- Is Starred: Find your items marked as starred only.
Moreover, you can also search properties based on the types and required constraints we support. For it, you can use the following filters:
- has_type: boolean | number | string | array | object | regex | enum | any.
- has_constraint: required | present | optional | conditional.
To use these filters in a more advanced way, you can configure your own advanced searches using operators like && and || to do a deeper search.
Pro tip: Simplifying Search with #Labels
To make searching even more simple, you can customize your events and properties with #labels to create categories (e.g. #onboarding, #salesFunnel, #debug) on your notes section. This will allow you to find items quickly in your digests and when using the search bar.
You can create labels on your events, properties, user attributes, and acquisition data. While the possibilities are endless, let’s see some useful examples:
- #BUG: Use this label to easily spot in your searches bugs that are currently reported.
- #TEAM: Use this label to ensure every department is aware of its responsibilities for seamless collaboration across all teams (#DEV, #PRODUCT, #MKT), or squads (development teams) to encourage the ownership of the analytics generated by their developments.
- #ECOMMERCE: You can use this label to define events belonging to the same funnel or critical path.
Moreover, labels also allow you to set up personalized digests to make sure only the right information goes to the right people. In this sense, you could create personalized digests with the label #BUG that, for instance, only developers would receive; create tailored digests for each of your teams and departments (#marketingteam), etc.