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The Advanced Search hyperlink appears in Source Sans, Light Orange, 13 pt, underlined. The link opens a new page with a complete list of fields again which the user can search. The advanced search fields are selected from the list of available data within the particular application.
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When web sites and applications include large-scale data, it's important to give users an opportunity to navigate through the content hierarchy (typically through a persistent navigation feature) and to search. Most sites offer users both methods for discovering content. The MIT-BI applications should allow both browse and search options when a hierarchy exists.
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Usability research shows that most users prefer a Google style single text entry field for basic keyword search. In the case of RAFT, advance advanced search is required for users to find specific worksets and cost objects within profit centers and time periods, etc.
We provide both a simple keyword search with the type-ahead feature to reduce the typing burden. Users need only type three characters before the site provides suggestions from which to select.
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