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Run an advanced search for a user

Before running an advanced search, see Search for users for important information on how the search engine works and Advanced search attribute types for a complete list of user attributes you can use to create advanced searches.
You can run an advanced search for a user that includes organizational hierarchies and user attributes as search criteria.
  1. In the navigation bar, click
    Users
     >
    Users
    .
  2. On the
    Users
     screen, click
    Advanced
    .
  3. On the
    Create Conditions
     window, select the
    AND
     or
    OR
     operator. When AND is selected, users must meet all search conditions to be included in the search results. When OR is selected, users that match any of the search conditions are included. The default is AND.
  4. Click
    Select Attribute
     and select the attribute you want to add to the search.
    The list that appears contains all organizational hierarchies and attributes you have access to in the system.
  5. After you make an attribute selection in Step 4, a
    Select Operation
     field appears. Select an operation.
  6. After you make an operation selection in Step 5, a third field appears. Depending on the attribute type selected in Step 4, the third field can be a text-entry field, a drop-down list, a date field, or any other field types listed in Advanced search attribute types. Enter or select a value in the field.
    For Multi-select Picklist, Single-select Picklist, and Status type attributes, enter characters in the search box to filter the list of attribute values. You can enter characters that appear anywhere in the attribute value.
  7. Optionally, click
    Add Condition
     to add another attribute condition to the search, then repeat steps 4 through 6.
  8. Click
    Apply
    .
The search results display all users who match the attribute conditions you created.