You can narrow your search to specific (or multiple!) columns.

To do so, click the down arrow next to the Search field and then enter your search term in the field below the appropriate column header. To search by multiple columns, enter search terms in the fields below the additional column headers.

• Column search is available in Grid Layout, but not List Layout.
• By default, column-based searches are "starts with" searches, meaning that they only look for matches with the beginning of the specific columns.
• You can also search for anything that displays in the column by including "*" for a wildcard search. For example, search for Anders*n to return results of both "Anderson" and "Andersen".
• When searching for names that have accented characters, you can include or exclude those characters and see all matching results. For example, if you enter "Lopez", records for "López" also display, and vice versa.
• To search for a date, make sure you include the leading zero for the months January (01) through September (09). Remember: Search for what you see!
• Columns for Yes or No fields include the option to filter on "Yes", "No", or "Unset". Unset means that there is no filter results display fields containing both Yes and No. Unset does not mean the value is null.
• Enter Null or Not Null into the column to return all records where the field is either blank (null) or not blank (not null).
  Note: It doesn't matter if you capitalize your search, but if you search for someone named "Null" or with "Null" in their address, be sure to search for nul or nul*, otherwise you'll return null fields rather than people named Null.

When you finish your column-based search, you have two options to get clear the column search fields: either click the down arrow or navigate to a different page.