> ## Documentation Index
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# Search in Place

**What it does:** Enables you to search for and add blocks, comments, and sections at your current location in the Notebook.

**How to use:**

* Search in Place is activated by right-clicking the dividing line under a block, a blank section, or between blocks.
* Once Search in Place is activated via right-clicking, a context menu will give you the option to:
  * Add Block - When selected, it will open the search dialog to the notebook's right at the line.
  * Add Section - When selected, it will add a section below the line.
  * Add Comment  - When selected, it will activate the comment for that block when a block already exists below the line. If a comment already exists, it will activate the existing comment and allow you to edit it.
  * Paste and Paste with References.

**Tips:**

* Double-clicking the dividing line skips the initial Search in Place context menu and brings you directly to the Add Block search dialog.
* The Context Search's icon matches Search in Place's "+" icon. When you select the "+" icon on a block, it will search for and add compatible blocks as outer nested blocks with your current selection. When you add a block via Search in Place, you can search for and add any block below the dividing line.
* Clicking on the dividing line and selecting the "S" key on your keyboard (the same keyboard shortcut as [Context Search](/_using-blocks/_using_blocks/context)) will skip the initial Search in Place context menu and bring you directly to the Add Block search dialog.

![Search in Place](https://storage.googleapis.com/files-learn/static/images/user-interface/searchplace.gif)