Once a Rollup has a few hundred senders in it, scrolling to find one particular sender gets old fast. You don't have to. There's a search box that will find it for you, wherever it's ended up.

## Find the sender


1. Click the search box at the top right of the page.
2. Type the sender's full email address, like `newsletter@example.com`.
3. The result shows you that sender with a **rolled** tag if it's currently in a Rollup.
4. Click the result to jump straight to that sender in your Unsubscriber list.


:::info
Search needs a full email address or a domain. A sender's name or an email subject won't find anything. If you're not sure of the exact address, try just the domain on its own, like `example.com`, and we'll show you everything we've seen from it.

:::

There's more on this in [Searching and filtering mail](/doc/searching-and-filtering-mail-pXZT1xcdSn), including the other things the search box can find.

## Move it back to your inbox

A sender that's currently in a Rollup shows a **Rolled** button on its row. To get their emails back in your inbox:


1. Open the dropdown arrow next to that **Rolled** button.
2. If you have one Rollup, click **Remove from Rollup**. If you have several, click **Change Rollups**, untick the ones you want them out of, then confirm.
3. Click the button itself, now showing **Keep**, so their emails always arrive in your inbox from now on.

Once they're kept, the button reads **Kept**, and you're done.

## Seeing everything that's rolled up

If you'd rather look at the whole picture instead of one sender, filter your Mail List by **rolled-up**. That shows every sender currently going into a Rollup. See [Adding, moving, and removing senders](/doc/adding-moving-and-removing-senders-4Xs8GImAt2).

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