Saving A Search
How can I save a Search that I've just done in Logos?
Thanks,
Susan Murphy
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Hi Susan
Susan W. Murphy said:How can I save a Search that I've just done in Logos?
If you "drag" the top of the search tab to your tool bar (at the top of the screen) a small icon will appear there. Clicking on that will rerun the search
Alternatively, you can look at search history and select the search again
or you could save the results of a search (Bible, Morph, Clause) as a Passage List
which gives you the collection of verses - stored as one of your Documents
Hopefully one of those options will give you what you want
Graham
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I like the Passage List idea. Exactly how do I save my search as a Passage list?
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Susan W. Murphy said:
Exactly how do I save my search as a Passage list?
Click on the search icon at the top-left of the search panel and choose "Save as Passage List"
The second picture in my post above demonstrates this
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I still have a problem. When I click on the search icon at the top-left my Logos 6 only says "save as visual filter". It does not show the options "save as passage list" or "save as a word list". What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Susan Murphy
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Susan W. Murphy said:
It does not show the options "save as passage list" or "save as a word list". What am I doing wrong?
I think you are doing a "Basic" search as opposed to a "Bible" one.
If so, switch over to a Bible search (assuming you are searching in a Bible) and see how that goes.
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My preferred way to save searches is to save them as Favorites. I create folders within which I drag the tab of a search. They can be organized, renamed. I even fixed the "KIngdom" typo (should be "Kingdom") after seeing the image below.[:)]
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That is a nice idea
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Thanks for this tip. I think for what I'm doing - a search on hindrances in prayer, that this is the way for me to save it
Susan Murphy
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Thanks for helping me. I did learn several things through your help. I think the best way for me to save the search in this case is to use the Favorites technique.
Susan Murphy
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Thanks. This was very helpful.
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