Using Search on K is similar to using Google. Use these instructions to find a Tableau report called ‘Monthly Sales'
Instructions
1. Click on the search bar on your home page or click on the search icon in the sidebar.
2. Type in ‘Monthly Sales’. Press Enter
<tip> Search may suggest a relevant result before you finish typing. Clicking on a suggestion will search K for that suggestion
3. Search will return a list of relevant results
4. Use the filters on the left of the results to narrow down your search
<tip> You can use advance search by using the following patterns: labels:'type' AND name:'search term'
E.g. To find Tableau reports with ‘monthly' in the name use labels:'tableau' AND name:(*monthly* AND *sales)
Using the AND between search terms will search for items which match ALL the search terms. To search for items that match either search terms separate the terms with a SPACE: name:(*monthly* *sales*).
Using the wild card (*) will find Tableau reports called ‘monthly_sales'. Removing the wildcard will find tables called 'monthly sales'.
Available label types include ‘user’, ‘group’, ’tables', ‘columns', ‘schema', ‘database', ‘basictag’, ‘process’,‘domain’, ‘issue’, ‘tool’, 'query’, 'macro’, 'procedure’ and any content loaded like ‘Tableau’.
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