Search for a Sub-Admin Role

If your list of sub-admin roles grows long enough that you have trouble finding individual entries, use built-in search capabilities to find the role you want.

  1. Click on the “Membership” tab on the vertical Dashboard menu at the left side of the screen.
  2. Click on the “Sub-Admin Roles” tab.
  3. In the “SUB-ADMIN ROLES” window that opens, conduct your search using the “Search Roles” box.
    • To search by the name of the role, leave the search dropdown menu set to “Search Name,” and type your search text in the “Search Roles” box. To search for part of a name, enter only a few letters or numbers into the search field.
  4. Click on the “Search” button or press “Enter”/”Return” to do your search. The search you requested appears in a gray result box below the search field, and the member list changes to display only those records that match your search criteria.
    • To change to a specific search category, click on the search dropdown menu to open it. Select the category you want: Member Name, Member E-mail Address, or Feature. To search by combinations of criteria, repeat this process to search for each criterion in succession. Each of your searches appears in a separate gray result box below the search field, and the member list changes to display only those records that match all your search criteria.
    • To clear all your search criteria at the same time, click on the “Clear” button. To clear an individual search criterion, click on the “X” at the right edge of its gray result box.
    • To sort your search results by one of the categories of information in the sub-admin roles list, click on a column name or the pair of arrows to the right of the name. By default, the records sort in ascending order. To change the sort to descending order, click on the pair of arrows again. Each time you click on the arrows, the sort order changes. You can identify the sort order by which of a pair of arrows is dark gray. When the information sorts in ascending order, the arrow pointing up is dark, and vice versa. On unsorted columns, both arrows appear in light gray.