Apex fusion log search?

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I haven’t been on here for a minute but figured I’d ask about something that has always bothered me……being able to search for an entity in the log history. I’m blind and use a screen reader software so it’s possible that I’m missing something but I’ve never figured out how to perform a search in the log. A search bar would pretty handy to have when going through the log history. AFAIK one can only select the date and scroll indefinitely, day by day, to find when a certain entity was last logged. Super annoying when having to listen to a computer voice read each line to you. I know that one can export to .xls and have a searchable spreadsheet database, but that’s beyond my skill set as I haven’t touched excel since I lost most of my sight. Having the ability to ask Alexa/Google/Home Assistant when the last time something happened would be super cool. I have fusion connected to home assistant and Alexa. I’m sure there’s a way to set up a voice query through either but I’m sure that’s a lot of work that I’m not really capable of at the moment. Does anyone know if there is a log search function in fusion? Anyone know of a simple solution if not?
 
Yeah the Alexa skill is amazing! I’ve been using that for several years now and love it. I can ask for status reports, test results or to log a manual test, to start a feed cycle for when I’m tossing in some frozen, turn on mixing pumps for when I add Kalk and salt…..all kinds of things really. Bummer though, I haven’t been able to figure out log history. I’ll check out the link to see if they cover log history. Thanks!
 

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