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# Voyage Comparisons
A functionality to compare voyages' values to each other to get the best overview.
## Finding comparisons
A list of all voyage comparisons can be found under the Comparisons-tab in the Voyages module. The list allows you to search and filter.
### Finding comparisons for a specific voyage
The *Find comparison* button  can be found as a primary action in the Voyage drawer:
Comparison functionality in the Voyage drawer
This will open up the comparisons list, with the voyage pre-selected as a filter. Any comparison that includes the voyage, will be shown.
## Creating a new comparison
Click the  icon in the top right to create a new comparison. This will bring up a window, allowing you to set a name, add a comment and choose a voyage as the base of the comparison.
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