Matching Plant Images Internally

[merrimacga]

Question: when I use the green arrows for sorting, will this only affect the way I see the document (i.e. leave it unsorted for others)?

The green arrows are for filtering to narrow the data displayed and yes, if you don't clear the filter when done (i.e. clear it then click select all so all the data is once again displayed), then the filtered view is what the next person editing will see. But that is an easy fix and it's obvious when filtering is in use. If one were to re-sort the data instead of using the filter, then that would be more difficult to fix and might even require reverting to a previous version of the workbook (re-sorting is also visible to others accessing the workbook). But I think only you and I can re-sort the data.

I couldn't find any You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. in the document, though I used the search function and I'm not sure how well that works. I would probably include this match though. If you ignore the jarring color difference, I find the similarities strong enough for consideration (though far from perfect).

The easiest way to find if a particular folio is already referenced is by filtering column E (VN Folio Browser) because that column contains all the folio numbers referenced in the ratings sheet. This is how I found the duplicates. First, clear the filter, then type "f28v" in the search field and a list of matches will appear below, which in this case is none. If you only type in "f28" without the "v", you will see that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is in the sheet but not f28v.