Modifying a Saved Search

You can modify any saved search.

1. Click on My Matrix.

2. Select Saved Searches. The Saved Search window opens.

• Searches that have the word “imported” in front of the name are searches that were brought over from Fusion.
• Searches that have been associated with a specific contact, show the contact name.
• The last run column shows the date of the last time you ran the search.

3. Click the small arrow to the left of the search name. The search box opens.

The table below defines the links:

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