We’re always looking for ways to make it easy for you to find what you need on Coda. Previously, when you searched across all docs it wouldn’t match content inside tables, which might have made it hard to find the specific information you were looking for. In fact, this was one of the top feature requests we heard in 2023.
Now, when you search for a term in Coda, we will also scan the content within tables. This means you can quickly find what you’re looking for, even if you don’t where the search term appears – in the doc, page or a table.
If you have synced emails, tickets or other data from tools like Gmail, Jira, Salesforce using one of the 500+ Packs that Coda supports, you can now search across all of that content as well. You can also use the new Packs filter to refine search results to synced content from specific Packs.
For example, if you’re using the Jira Pack to sync issues into to Coda, you can now search for specific issues by their title or description, right from the Coda search bar.
No more switching between tools or exporting data to search for what you need—now you can do it all from the Coda search bar.
This enhancement will be especially useful for teams that rely on tables to organize and store important information. With this new search feature, you can quickly locate the doc you need by searching for the content you’re looking for, rather than having to remember a specific doc title.
To try out this new feature, simply go to the search bar in your Coda workspace and enter your search terms as usual. Coda search will take care of the rest, scanning the content in your docs and tables to find the best matches. If you’re already in a doc, and want to find content across all the docs in your workspace, you can type a search term in the in-doc search bar, and click on the ‘All docs’ tab to try out the enhanced search experience.
We hope this makes it even easier for you to find what you need, get organized and be productive on Coda. As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions for how we can continue to improve your experience.
Happy searching!