1. Open the Find Customers page if it is not already open.
2. Construct your search logic. Refer to Using Standard Searches for more information on search logic.
3. Click Search ( ). The search will be conducted. Results of the search will be displayed. See [Find Customers - Search Results] for more information.

1. Click Clear. Any information in the search condition fields will be cleared.

1. Open the Find Customers page and define your search.
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3. Type a name for the search in the Name field.
4. Click OK ( ). The Save As window will close and the search will be saved to the database for future use.

   Note: Saved searches are available only for the user that creates them. You cannot make saved searches available for other users.

1. Open the Find Customers page if it is not already open.
2. Click Open. A drop-down list of previously saved searches will appear.
   
3. Select a find from the list. The find will open, displaying the search details in the Find Customers page.
4. Click Search ( ) to conduct the search.

1. Open the saved search that you want to delete (if it is not already open).(See above for instructions.)
2. Click Delete ( ). A confirmation dialog will appear.
   
3. Click OK ( ). The Find will be deleted from the database and will no longer be available for use.

At times, you may want to save an existing search with a new name. This is often done when you want to use one search as the basis for another.

1. Open a saved search.
2. Optional: Make any changes to the search definition you require.
3. Click Save As. A Save As window will appear.
   
4. Type a name for the search in the Name field.
5. Click OK ( ). The Save As window will close and the search will be saved to the database for future use.

If you make changes to a previously saved search, you can save those changes by following these steps.

1. Open a saved search.
2. Make any changes necessary to the search logic. See Using Standard Searches for more information on defining search logic.
3. Click Save. The search will be saved to the database and will be available for future use.