How do you edit cropped audio?

Hello everyone
I would like to apply a cutoff to the frequency range of my audio using Crop, then edit the cropped audio in the Multitrack mode.
The following page explains how to crop audio but doesn't explain how to make edits to it in the Multitrack mode:
Adobe Audition Help | Copying, cutting, pasting, and deleting audio
Can you just select Crop in the Waveform mode, save the cropped data and make edits to the data in the Multitrack mode?
Thank you in advance,
Ead

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