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“My Searches” – Chart Point Search Results

After you enter your search criteria, you can view a list of chart points that match your inputs. All of your previous searches will display as “cards” that you can select to view the results. Only one (1) set of results can display at a time.

Prerequisites

This screenshot shows two (2) executed searches with the top one selected, listing its results.
This screenshot shows two (2) executed searches with the top one selected, listing its results.

Mobile Smartphone Layout

On smaller screens, you’ll notice the left sidebar is collapsed and appears at the top of the screen in a drawer that can be tapped open and closed. The search result cards are located in this “Completed Searches” drawer.

On small screens, your search cards can be found inside the "Completed Searches" drawer showing at the top.
On small screens, your search cards can be found inside the “Completed Searches” drawer showing at the top.
Tap the "Completed Searches" drawer to expand it, showing all of your completed searches.
Tap the “Completed Searches” drawer to expand it, showing all of your completed searches.

Point-in-Time Calculations

When you create a search, the calculated chart points are based on both the chart details and also your LUNA settings. For instance, if you’re using a sidereal zodiac, the positions of the planets will vary significantly from those in the tropical zodiac.

LUNA stores your current settings with each search so when you view the results for that particular search, you’re seeing the chart points calculated according to those settings and not necessarily the ones you have currently enabled.

See the configuration popup for details on what the calculation settings and search parameters are for the currently selected set of results.

This screenshot is the same as above, but has the configuration popup open so you can see what calculation settings were used during this search, and what search parameters were input that generated the results.
This screenshot is the same as above, but has the configuration popup open so you can see what calculation settings were used during this search, and what search parameters were input that generated the results.

Select the “pencil icon” in the search card you want to edit and you’ll be taken to the form page where you can make changes to your search parameters.

To delete a search, first select the “pencil icon” from its search card to open the edit screen. Then select the “Delete this search” link in the upper-right of the search form to delete it.

Sample screenshot of the edit form page that shows the delete link.
Sample screenshot of the edit form page that shows the delete link.
Updated on November 13, 2024
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