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 # Find some zones
 
-You can search for zones in the trace by opening the search window with the * Find zone* button on the top bar. It will ask you for the zone name, which in most cases will be the function name in the code.
+To find a zone, open the search window with the * Find zone* button on the top bar and type in the zone name — in most cases the function name in the code.
 
-The search may find more than one zone with the same name. A list of all the zones found is displayed, and you can select any of them.
+1. If several zones share the name, a list of matches is shown. Select the one you're looking for.
+2. Selecting a zone shows its statistics (call count, total time, and more) and a histogram of execution times.
+3. Drag a range on the histogram to filter the zone list below to just the entries within that range.
+4. Pick one of the zone groupings to highlight that group's time on the histogram.
 
-Alternatively, you can open the Statistics window and click an entry there. This will open the Find zone window as if you had searched for that zone.
-
-When a zone is selected, a number of statistics are displayed to help you understand the performance of your application. In addition, a histogram of the zone execution times is displayed to make it easier for you to determine the performance of the profiled code. Be sure to select a zone with a large number of calls to make the histogram look interesting!
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-Note that you can draw a range on the histogram to limit the number of entries displayed in the zone list below. This list allows you to examine each zone individually. There are also a number of zone groupings that you can select. Each group can be selected and the time associated with the selected group will be highlighted on the histogram.
+You can also jump straight to a zone from the Statistics window: clicking an entry there opens Find zone as if you had searched for it.