> ## Working with search sets

> You can use the search sets you create in a number of different ways:

> - Select a set of related records in a second table by dragging-and-dropping the set you created to the second table's set list on the Search form. This creates a new set.
> - Use the set in a further search query by double-clicking on it.
> - Dispose of the set by dragging it to the Trash.
> - Combine two sets to create a new set by dragging-and-dropping them on the Set 1 and Set 2 slots at the bottom of the Search form. You can only combine sets if they belong to the same table. You can combine in three ways: Union (equivalent to OR), Difference (equivalent to NOT) and Intersection (equivalent to AND). All three possible combinations are illustrated on the Combine Sets dialog. It gives you options for creating a new set with the results or placing the results in Set 1 or Set 2.

> In addition to executing a search query, you can create new sets from the Search form by duplicating an existing set. To duplicate a set, double-click on the set name while holding down the Shift key. Shift-double-clicking on the Create New Set item makes a copy of the "maximum user set" for that table.

> Related topics
> Opening the Search form
> Using the New Query form
> <Saving and loading searches