Using the Speedbar

Using the Speedbar

Perform Google-like searches in Matrix. You can search for listings to tax records; the speed bar reduces the time needed to perform a search.  Enter criteria directly into the Speed Bar.

The Speed Bar accepts two types of input:

  • Speed Bar Shorthand: a series of simple codes you enter into the Speed Bar.  Matrix translates your entries into search criteria and runs the corresponding search. Shorthand tips:
    • Combine your Shorthand codes in any order (except for beds and baths)
    • Put spaces between Shorthand codes, not commas
  • Speed Bar Shortcuts: To run any Matrix search that you've Saved As a Speed Bar shortcut, enter its name in the Speed Bar and Matrix runs that saved search.

 

Creating and Using Speed Bar Shortcuts

You may save your Speed Bar search as a shortcut to use it again in the future. This example is creating a Subdivision Speed Bar shortcut, but the steps are the same for any shortcut you create.

1. Click Search tab.

2. Click Residential. The search screen opens.


3. Enter your search criteria.  In the Subdivision/Complex field type the name of the subdivision.


4. If you want to include more than one subdivision, type the second name. Use commas between subdivisions.

5. View your results. Click Save, New Speed Bar Shortcut.


The Save New Speed Bar Shortcut window opens:


6. Type a name and Description. NOTE: The “/” in front is required, do not delete.

7. Click Save.

8. To Use your shortcut, type the name in the Speed Bar. Click the magnifying glass.


9. If you can’t remember the name, you can find it under My Matrix, My Speed Bar Shortcuts.


10. Click the link to access the search criteria.


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