Look & Learn - Navigating to Saved Content

May 12, 2017

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In this tutorial, Technical Training Content Developer Jill Hardy gets us started Browsing in Looker, including navigating, seeing lists of saved content, and searching for saved content. Learn more at: https://looker.com/docs/sharing-and-publishing/finding-content

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