# Act on concept search results
| Steps | References |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Press `More details` at the start of a search results row (also the definition status icon). | |
| This opens the *Concept Information* pop-up window (as described in [View concept details when browsing the taxonomy](https://docs.snomed.org/snomed-ct-user-guides/authoring-user-guide/how-to/task-taxonomy-and-concept-search/view-concept-details-when-browsing-the-taxonomy)). | |
| Press the search result FSN term (`Edit`) to open the concept in the *Edit Panel*. | |
| For active search results, press `View in Taxonomy` to open the concept in the *Task View - Taxonomy* tab. | |
| The display context changes to *Task View - Taxonomy* , with the trigger concept as the focus for the taxonomy listing. | |
| For inactive concepts in search results, the `View in Taxonomy` button is replaced by an `Inactive Concept` icon. | |
| Press `Add to Saved List` to add the search result concept to the task *Saved List*. | |
| Press `Clone this concept` to create a new unpublished cloned version of the concept in the Edit Panel. This is equivalent to creating a new concept and entering its lexical and logical model content from scratch. | |
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