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Lightning List Vew Search Not Returning Expected Results
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
2019 Moderator Election Q&A - Questionnaire
2019 Community Moderator Election ResultsCustom object list view filter criteria does not return resultsListviews & DivisionsStandardSetController is returning no results when using setFilterId, even though this list view does return resultsReturning aggregate results on a Lightning componentAdvanced Search in List Views in Salesforce LightningWhat controls the results of global search in Lightning Experience?Case list view not working as expected in communityIs it possible to disable the 'Search this list' feature on a standard list view page?Grouping Account Kanban List View by OwnerHow to hide search option from lead List view in lightning
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I had finished migrating contacts from an old system to SalesForce, and upon having the data load checked, I got reports that the count of contacts was very low.
The users were using the search this list on the list view for the contacts.
When searching for 'Phoenix' (1), for example, only 7 records come back on the 'All Contacts' list view (2):
When doing the search on the global search of contacts (1), I get 30 records (2):
EDIT
I found the answer soon after I posted this - It only searches the 2000 records returned by the list view: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=basics_search_list_views_lex.htm&type=5
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I had finished migrating contacts from an old system to SalesForce, and upon having the data load checked, I got reports that the count of contacts was very low.
The users were using the search this list on the list view for the contacts.
When searching for 'Phoenix' (1), for example, only 7 records come back on the 'All Contacts' list view (2):
When doing the search on the global search of contacts (1), I get 30 records (2):
EDIT
I found the answer soon after I posted this - It only searches the 2000 records returned by the list view: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=basics_search_list_views_lex.htm&type=5
lightning lightning-experience list-view
I only realized that you have edited your question to include this after I answered it, but you are right, that's the difference between the two searches here.
– Jayant Das
Apr 12 at 14:21
I feel that is my curse of SO - No matter how much time I spent searching before I ask, after I ask a question, I always find the answer online within an hour.
– HungryBeagle
Apr 12 at 14:36
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I had finished migrating contacts from an old system to SalesForce, and upon having the data load checked, I got reports that the count of contacts was very low.
The users were using the search this list on the list view for the contacts.
When searching for 'Phoenix' (1), for example, only 7 records come back on the 'All Contacts' list view (2):
When doing the search on the global search of contacts (1), I get 30 records (2):
EDIT
I found the answer soon after I posted this - It only searches the 2000 records returned by the list view: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=basics_search_list_views_lex.htm&type=5
lightning lightning-experience list-view
I had finished migrating contacts from an old system to SalesForce, and upon having the data load checked, I got reports that the count of contacts was very low.
The users were using the search this list on the list view for the contacts.
When searching for 'Phoenix' (1), for example, only 7 records come back on the 'All Contacts' list view (2):
When doing the search on the global search of contacts (1), I get 30 records (2):
EDIT
I found the answer soon after I posted this - It only searches the 2000 records returned by the list view: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=basics_search_list_views_lex.htm&type=5
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lightning lightning-experience list-view
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I only realized that you have edited your question to include this after I answered it, but you are right, that's the difference between the two searches here.
– Jayant Das
Apr 12 at 14:21
I feel that is my curse of SO - No matter how much time I spent searching before I ask, after I ask a question, I always find the answer online within an hour.
– HungryBeagle
Apr 12 at 14:36
add a comment |
I only realized that you have edited your question to include this after I answered it, but you are right, that's the difference between the two searches here.
– Jayant Das
Apr 12 at 14:21
I feel that is my curse of SO - No matter how much time I spent searching before I ask, after I ask a question, I always find the answer online within an hour.
– HungryBeagle
Apr 12 at 14:36
I only realized that you have edited your question to include this after I answered it, but you are right, that's the difference between the two searches here.
– Jayant Das
Apr 12 at 14:21
I only realized that you have edited your question to include this after I answered it, but you are right, that's the difference between the two searches here.
– Jayant Das
Apr 12 at 14:21
I feel that is my curse of SO - No matter how much time I spent searching before I ask, after I ask a question, I always find the answer online within an hour.
– HungryBeagle
Apr 12 at 14:36
I feel that is my curse of SO - No matter how much time I spent searching before I ask, after I ask a question, I always find the answer online within an hour.
– HungryBeagle
Apr 12 at 14:36
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The difference between two searches are - List View Search (available from Winter '19) vs. Global Search.
Global Search will attempt to search all those records in an Object to which the User has access to. Whereas List View Search only searches for records in that particular list view and is limited to only 2000 records.
When you search a list view, only the first 2,000 records in the list view are searched.
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The difference between two searches are - List View Search (available from Winter '19) vs. Global Search.
Global Search will attempt to search all those records in an Object to which the User has access to. Whereas List View Search only searches for records in that particular list view and is limited to only 2000 records.
When you search a list view, only the first 2,000 records in the list view are searched.
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The difference between two searches are - List View Search (available from Winter '19) vs. Global Search.
Global Search will attempt to search all those records in an Object to which the User has access to. Whereas List View Search only searches for records in that particular list view and is limited to only 2000 records.
When you search a list view, only the first 2,000 records in the list view are searched.
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The difference between two searches are - List View Search (available from Winter '19) vs. Global Search.
Global Search will attempt to search all those records in an Object to which the User has access to. Whereas List View Search only searches for records in that particular list view and is limited to only 2000 records.
When you search a list view, only the first 2,000 records in the list view are searched.
The difference between two searches are - List View Search (available from Winter '19) vs. Global Search.
Global Search will attempt to search all those records in an Object to which the User has access to. Whereas List View Search only searches for records in that particular list view and is limited to only 2000 records.
When you search a list view, only the first 2,000 records in the list view are searched.
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I only realized that you have edited your question to include this after I answered it, but you are right, that's the difference between the two searches here.
– Jayant Das
Apr 12 at 14:21
I feel that is my curse of SO - No matter how much time I spent searching before I ask, after I ask a question, I always find the answer online within an hour.
– HungryBeagle
Apr 12 at 14:36