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# Filter and Search Notification

This feature allows you to search for notifications by title, message content, channel and notification status. In order to make it easier for you to find notification among hundreds of notifications in the list.

If you want to search for notifications based on the title or content of the message, type a keyword in the search field then click the ***'Search'***  icon button, then the Notification page will only display a list of notifications that match the keywords as shown below.

![Search by Title or Message](/files/-MUDADALSYEti-3ckuDd)

You can also filter notifications based on the channel, by selecting the desired channel in the *Channel* dropdown field, then the Notification page will only display a list of notifications that match the selected channel.

![Filter by Channel](/files/-MUDAyW_bU7-jvtz5Lza)

If you want to filter notifications according to their status, you can check the status that you want to display, then on the Notification page it will only display a list of notifications that match the selected status.

![Filter by Status](/files/-MUDBVFQdU18HEw176a_)


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