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Search: Find charts, dashboards, cohorts, and notebooks

Amplitude's Search feature helps you locate charts, dashboards, cohorts, and notebooks created by other members of your organization.

Amplitude generates search results in real time as you make changes to your search parameters. These results are based on your own recent activity, as well as trending content in your organization.

Search for charts, dashboards, cohorts, and notebooks

  1. In the top navigation bar, click the Search bar.

  2. In the Search field, enter the word or phrase you want to search for. Click the relevant result in the dropdown, or press Enter to view a full list of results. If the dropdown includes the result you want, click it. Otherwise, continue to step 3.

  3. To add a filter to your query or apply advanced sorting logic, go to the Filter section and set up filters for the search. Your options include:

    • Limiting your search to archived items only
    • Limiting your search to official content only
    • Limiting your search to templates only
    • The space the item belongs to
    • Type of item (chart, cohort, dashboard, experiment, flag, or notebook)
    • The editor, or creator, of the item
    • The project the item belongs to
    • Limiting your search to generated content only
    • The last edited date in which the item was last edited (in the last week, last month, last year, or any time)
  4. Click on any item in the list of results to open it.

If a content owner has set an item to be non-discoverable, it doesn't turn up in search results. This restriction doesn't apply to managers or admins.

AI-generated content in search

AI-generated content (charts, dashboards, and more) is undiscoverable by default. Search shows AI-generated content you created, and AI-generated content another user explicitly publishes as discoverable.

Amplitude introduced the isGenerated flag in November 2025. Content generated before that date doesn't have this flag, so it doesn't appear when you filter by generated content.

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