Suggested result of a table shows the two columns out of which one column is default column which is nothing but a Primary column<\/strong> of a table, and the Secondary column<\/strong> will choose based on the table\u2019s quick find view. The secondary column is always the first non-primary column on the table\u2019s quick find view that contains data for the respective record.<\/p>\n For Example:<\/strong> For the Product<\/strong> table, \u201cName<\/strong>\u201d is a Primary column<\/strong> as you can see below:<\/p>\n And as per the \u201cQuick Find All Products<\/strong>\u201d view of the Product table, the 1st non-primary column in the view i.e. \u201cList Price<\/strong>\u201d will be considered as a Secondary Column<\/strong>. Below is the screen clip for the same.<\/p>\n Below is the screen clip of how it displayed in the suggested result:<\/p>\n But for some records, you will notice that the secondary column is different for each record in the suggested result as shown below:<\/p>\n So as explained, secondary column gets displayed in the suggested result based on the columns added in the \u201cQuick Find View<\/strong>\u201d of the table. And the reason behind getting a different column in the suggested result is that if the 1st column (Non-primary column) added in the quick find view does not contain data for the respective record, then for that record 2nd column will get displayed if it contains data, or else it will show the next column that contains data and so on.<\/p>\n Here for \u201cArmBand 100<\/strong>\u201d product, the 1st non-primary column i.e. \u201cList Price<\/strong>\u201d does not contain data and the 2nd non-primary column i.e. \u201cProduct ID<\/strong>\u201d Column contains data. Hence for this product, the \u201cList Price<\/strong>\u201d column that contains data is being displayed as the Secondary Column<\/strong> in the suggested result of the relevance search.<\/p>\n And for \u201cArmBand 150<\/strong>\u201d and \u201cArmBand Install (Flat Hourly Rate)<\/strong>\u201d products, the 1st non-primary column i.e. \u201cList Price<\/strong>\u201d contains data due to which for those product records \u201cList Price<\/strong>\u201d is being displayed as the Secondary column in the suggested result of the relevance search.<\/p>\n Also, you might notice that for some tables, it shows blank at the place of the Primary Column<\/strong>. For example, in the suggested result of an Opportunity Line<\/strong> as shown below.<\/p>\n And the reason behind the same is that to display the Primary column in the suggested result, Primary column<\/strong> should also be added in the \u201cQuick Find View<\/strong>\u201d of the respective table.<\/p>\n So now, if we add the \u201cName<\/strong>\u201d column which is nothing but a Primary Column<\/strong> of an Opportunity Line<\/strong> table in the \u201cQuick Find Opportunity Products<\/strong>\u201d view of Opportunity Line<\/strong> table and again search for the same records, you will be able to see the Primary column<\/strong> data in the suggested result as shown below:<\/p>\n Hope this quick tip on understanding the data in Inline Suggestion View of Relevance Search helps.<\/p>\n Introduction In the Enhanced Relevance Search Experience, you will notice that when you start entering the text in the relevance search box, you will be able to see the suggested results and those suggested results are based on the search performed on the Primary column of a table. 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