Step One: You can tell how many resumes you’ve retrieved from two locations. The first is from the search progress section once a search has completed. When you are running a live search (as opposed to a scheduled one while you are away from the application), you will notice a search progress dialogue box in the bottom left hand side of the interface. Clicking the envelope beside the results will open a dialogue box that shows you your results in detail.
Step Two: The second location is from the search results folder. In the event the search has run and completed through the search agent, you can tally your search results by sorting your results by date.
Step Three: To determine how many results you have collected for a job, over the duration of your searches, first, tally the number of resumes you’ve found per search category. Search results are tabbed by search type. Each tab contains all of the results for that particular category.
At the bottom of each tabbed section, you will note arrows and a page number, which indicates the number of pages of results you have.
Step Four: Each page = 100 candidates, so if User A has 4 pages they have 300+ candidates. We can go to page 3 and use the highlighting method mentioned in step two above to see the number of resumes on the 4th page, so it would be 100 (pg 1)+100 (pg 2) + 100 (pg 3) + page 3 results = total number of resumes for each category for each job.