Search bar commands - Faster navigation through Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams search bar commands allow you to easily navigate the Teams application. For example, view someone's activities by searching for /activity. Retrieve all Microsoft Teams keyboard shortcuts? Recent files/Files. Read more commands in this blog post.
Single team or channel search
If you are looking for one chat history in one specific team press CTRL - F and at the top will automatically fill in the channel.

All commands for the Teams search bar
Command | What does it do? |
/activity | View all activities of a particular person. |
/available | Set status to available |
/away | Set status to away |
/busy | Set status to busy |
/so-back | Set status to So back |
/call | Someone call |
/dnd | Set status to Do Not Disturb. |
/files | View recent files. |
/Go to | Going to a Team or Channel. |
/help | Help at Teams. |
/participate | To a Team participate |
/keys | See shortcut keys |
/mentions | See all your @mentions. |
/org | Displaying someone's organizational chart |
/saved | Display list of saved items. |
/unread | View all unread activities |
/chat | Quickly send a message to a person |
/new | What's New in Microsoft Teams |
/who | Ask "Who" a question in Microsoft Teams |
/wiki | Adding a quick note |
Search bar commands in Microsoft Teams in English

/pop
/pop is the latest new ability to start a chat in a separate window. You can read all about it here .

/activity
Viewing someone's activity.

/Keys
See shortcut keys

/Files
What recent files did you edit?

Other fun facts?
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Microsoft Teams basic manual
Shortcuts Microsoft Teams
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