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### Adjust the time frame {#adjust-the-timeframe}

Adjust the time to show all data from the previous `2 days` using the time picker in the top right.
Adjust the time to show all data from the previous `1 day` using the time picker in the top right.

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In HyperDX, sessions are linked to traces and logs, providing a complete view of the underlying cause.

For example, if the support team provides the email of a user who encountered a payment issue `Eddie86@yahoo.com` - it's often more effective to begin with their session rather than directly searching logs or traces.
For example, if the support team provides the email of a user who encountered a payment issue `Ronny.Windler@gmail.com` - it's often more effective to begin with their session rather than directly searching logs or traces.

Navigate to the `Client Sessions` tab from the left menu before ensuring the data source is set to `Sessions` and the time period is set to the `Last 1 day`:

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Search for `SpanAttributes.userEmail: Eddie` to find our customer's session. Selecting the session will show the browser events and associated spans for the customer's session on the left, with the user's browser experience re-rendered to the right:
Search for `SpanAttributes.userEmail: Ronny.Windler` to find our customer's session. Selecting the session will show the browser events and associated spans for the customer's session on the left, with the user's browser experience re-rendered to the right:

<Image img={step_22} alt="Step 22" size="lg"/>

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