Added steps for search bar using scan code

opengisch · Aug 23, 2023 · 7344217 · 7344217
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diff --git a/documentation/assets/images/search-bar-code-reader-1-scanning.png b/documentation/assets/images/search-bar-code-reader-1-scanning.png
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diff --git a/documentation/how-to/search.en.md b/documentation/how-to/search.en.md
@@ -18,10 +18,22 @@ open expand the search bar.
 
 The value entered in the search bar will be used to find features with
 matching attribute values. A minimum of three characters is required to
-start the search. Additionally, you have the option to employ the code scan functionality for this purpose.
+start the search.
 
 !![image](../assets/images/search-bar.png)
 
+Additionally, you have the option to employ the code scan functionality for this purpose.
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+When click on the "Scan code" will trigger QField's code reader, initiating the scanning process to decode the code.
+
+!![image](../assets/images/search-bar-code-reader-1-scanning.png)
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+Once you are content with the scanned information, you can simply click on the checkmark (✔️) OK button to initiate a search for that specific string(In this example, the code corresponds to a user identifier that is associated with various features in a project dataset).
+
+!![image](../assets/images/search-bar-code-reader-2-results.png)
+
+For distinct outcomes, is recommend encoding your feature UUIDs. This will allow us to promptly locate the relevant items.
+
 Matching features will show in the results list offering you two possible
 actions :