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title: Main Pane Search Function
slug: singleconnect-reference-guide-3-2-0/main-pane-search-function
description: Learn about how recently viewed sub functions are conveniently displayed as icons in the main pane, and how selecting them from the navigation pane automatically opens a new tab. Discover how sub functions can even have their own tabs. This document is su
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createdAt: 2022-08-01T10:40:27.000Z
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All recently viewed Sub Functions will be displayed as icons in the Main Pane. Selecting an icon will open that Sub Function’s page as a new tab in the Main Pane. Selecting a Sub Function from the Navigation Pane will have the same result, opening a page as a new tab in the Main Pane. Sub functions can also have their own tabs. Let us have a look at an example, to understand the concept better:

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![](https://api.archbee.com/api/optimize/g9cApVza9NIhSh0pjZYtA/2wYxv8NgPCK-zpDKhymy9_image.png "Figure- Main Pane with search function")

Most sub-function tabs have a search and save option. The same fields can be used to search or save an entry. 

Filling in related criteria and clicking the Search button will generate a filtered search. If no criteria are provided, the resulting search will include all the entries. Filling in the related text boxes and clicking **Save **creates a new entry.