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Don't understand why you are not using the voucher tool batch linking? |
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Thank you. To be honest, I have forgotten what I was working on when I asked that question, but it is relevant to something else I am doing and I shall check out that voucher linking tool.
Mary
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Don't understand why you are not using the voucher tool batch linking?
Why the cumbersome down- and uploading of spreadsheets?
You can do all that already fully online...
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I have downloaded the list of names not in a checklist I am creating. Some of the names are supported by multiple specimens. I am hoping someone knows (or would be intrigued enough to write) is an Excel expression for concatenating the catalog numbers of records vouchering the same taxon. Write now, I use =concat(B16,", ",B17,", ",B18)
AJK Missing.xlsx
adding the cell numbers by hand - then copying and pasting as value the results of the expression into the "source" field of the first record for a given name Using the link function in Symbiota is also time consuming. This seemed like a good approach but ...
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