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<span style="font-weight: bold;">Search</span><br/>
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This tab shows all orders in all statuses.  Sometimes it is necessary to find a specific order, but the order status is not known.  Here you can quickly find such orders, using several search criteria.  You can search by the following fields:<br/>
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    <li>Number &ndash; here you can search for the main order number, order sub-number, or any portion of them.  For example, you can find the order number &ldquo;12345-890&rdquo; by searching for &ldquo;12345-980&rdquo;, &ldquo;12345&rdquo;, &ldquo;45-890&rdquo;, etc.</li>
    <li>Order ID &ndash; here you can search by the internal system order ID.  You must enter the exact number to find a match.</li>
    <li>Username &ndash; here you can search by the username of the customer who placed the order.  You have to enter the full user name, but the search is not case-sensitive. </li>
    <li>Customer Name &ndash; here you can search by the name of the customer (first or last), or a portion of the name.  All orders by &ldquo;Steven Johnson&rdquo; can be found by entering &ldquo;Steven&rdquo;, or &ldquo;Johnson&rdquo;, or &ldquo;Steve&rdquo;, or &ldquo;John&rdquo;.  The search is also not case-sensitive.</li>
    <li>From date/time &ndash; finds all orders starting from the date and time entered.</li>
    <li>To date/time &ndash; finds all orders placed before the date and time entered.</li>
    <li>From Amount &ndash; finds all orders with the total order amount equal or greater to the number entered (in the primary currency).</li>
    <li>To Amount &ndash; finds all orders with the total order amount equal or less than the number entered (in the primary currency).</li>
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Any search fields can be combined, and the search will be performed with the &ldquo;AND&rdquo; operator.  This means that all of the filled out search fields would have to match for the order to be returned in the search results.