Spreadsheet Navigation Guide

* Custom Search Builder: Allows you to search a single column using specific criteria. Click Add Condition to begin, or click Clear All (or X) to reset.
* Global Search Box: The generic search box in the lower right-hand corner searches all columns simultaneously. Both search methods provide instantaneous results.
* Pagination & Display: Choose to view 10, 25, 50, or 100 entries (rows) per page. The lower right-hand corner displays your current page number.
* Sorting: The ROW column is sorted in descending order by default. Click the up and down arrows to sort by a different column; the active sorted column will turn a darker gray. You can also click the column header diamonds to sort data in ascending or descending order.
* Visual Styling: Alternating rows are shaded to improve readability. When you hover your pointer over a white row, it highlights in light gray to make selection easier.
* Column Management: Click and drag any column header to rearrange its position. (Note: Columns reset to their default arrangement when you leave the page.)
* Export Options: You can copy all rows to your clipboard, or download them as a sharable PDF, csv or Excel file. Csv files may be opened with LibreOffice free, or paid Excel software. The UPS Store or Staples can print your csv file directly to labels or envelopes.
* Property Details: Hover over the green "Choose" box for the desired property owner, then click the "View Details" popup to open the parcel owner details page.

Custom Search Builder Examples

* Find all landowners in North Glastonbury:
Click Add Condition.
Select Data - Parcel#, then Condition - Contains, and type "NG" into the new blank box.
View the instant results in the spreadsheet, and click Clear All when you are finished.

* Search for a specific parcel owner:
Click Add Condition.
Select Data - Owner, then Condition - Contains, and type the first or last name into the new blank box for instant results.

* Locate residents living on a specific street:
Click Add Condition.
Select Data - Location, then Condition - Contains, and type the street name into the new blank box for instant results.

* Tip: The Custom Search Builder is significantly more powerful and precise than the generic search box located in the below right-hand corner.