Add a note to all verses in a morph serch or passage list

Today in my IBS class we were discussing Matt 16:21 and the use of δει throughout Matthew's gospel. We came to understand its usage as indicating that whatever "must" happen was to fulfill the OT. I was quickly able to do a morph serch and find all of the occorances of it in Matthew, was able to export that search to a passage list and was able to make a nice visual filter to highlight that occurance.

I was trying to find out if there is a way to apply a note to all verses in any of these ways (morph search results/passage lists/visual filters) so that I could type in a note and have it there anytime I came across this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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George Somsel

Today in my IBS class we were discussing Matt 16:21 and the use of δει throughout Matthew's gospel. We came to understand its usage as indicating that whatever "must" happen was to fulfill the OT. I was quickly able to do a morph serch and find all of the occorances of it in Matthew, was able to export that search to a passage list and was able to make a nice visual filter to highlight that occurance.

I was trying to find out if there is a way to apply a note to all verses in any of these ways (morph search results/passage lists/visual filters) so that I could type in a note and have it there anytime I came across this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Were you referring to adding the same note to all of them or an individual note to each? I know of no way to add the same note to all att the same time, and adding separate notes to each may be laborious depending upon how many verses are involved. You can certainly bring up each verse by clicking on the links in the search results and adding a note to the verse. In that case you might wish to create a note file and add a note to each verse (Perhaps name it δεῖ).

Chad M. Foster

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/201705#Comment_201705

Thanks for the reply. I was hoping to add the same note to each. I ended up doing it the way you suggested while I was in class. It wasn't that big of a deal since it was less than 10 occurrences in Matt. I was trying to check for the future. I am really loving the way that Logos lets me basically make my own study Bible so much more easily than I ever could and this is the first time it has stumped me on a capability.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/201707#Comment_201707

Thanks for the reply. I was hoping to add the same note to each. I ended up doing it the way you suggested while I was in class. It wasn't that big of a deal since it was less than 10 occurrences in Matt. I was trying to check for the future. I am really loving the way that Logos lets me basically make my own study Bible so much more easily than I ever could and this is the first time it has stumped me on a capability.

Of course, by adding the same note to each verse you can simply copy the first note and repeat it for subsequent verses, but I suppose you figured that out.