How to find all of the reference in one note

xnman

So I create this note say on Galatians 1:1.  I notice Logos creates reference to the note in other books that I have. But it seems that I have to find those references to other books by myself.

Is there any way.... that when I create a note and it references other books... to find out what books the note references?   I understand I can turn this feature off (I think)....  but when I have a note that references other books.... then I might want to "chase" out all the references referred to in the note. 

Hope this makes sense.....

Kevin A

If you create an anchor to Galatians 1:1, that is a generic reference that will appear in any book that has a bible index, such as a commentary. It will also appear in your bible. If you look on the information pane for a resource, it will tell you what it is indexed for under the Indexes subsection.

If you were create an anchor to Galatians 1:1 ESV, by creating a note after choosing the selection in the book, rather than the reference, then that note will only appear in the ESV, unless the Corresponding Notes visual filter is selected in your other bibles. I believe you can only select the Corresponding Notes visual filter in type:bible which have a reverse interlinear.

So it is not that Logos creates a reference in those other books, it is just that your note is assigned to a reference that those other books already point to.

xnman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1176970#Comment_1176970

Thanks Kevin...

But in the Note itself....  there's no way to see what all the Note is linked to right?

Edit: Linked may not be the right word....  references may be a better word. Is there a way to see what all the Note references without looking at each resource?  I'm a thinking the answer is no.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1177016#Comment_1177016

xnman said:

Is there a way to see what all the Note references without looking at each resource?

I'm not quite sure what you are asking.

But if you have a note anchored on John 1:1, then if you do a Milestone Search for that verse - such as {Milestone <jn 1:1>} - you will find all resources that are indexed on that verse

Is that the sort of thing you mean?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1177016#Comment_1177016

Are you asking for a list of references from the contents of the note? That would be a copy the entire contents into a Passage List. I don't think Power Lookup works with notes but I may be wrong.