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Is it possible to attach a single note to multiple verses?

Daryle Froese

I'd like to attach a single note pertaining to "the sins of Jeroboam" to the 17 (or so) verse instances where this term comes up in 1 & 2 Kings. I've looked through the Logos 4 forum & haven't found anything on how this might be done. Does anyone know if this is possible? I'd rather do this than repeatedly attach the same note information 17 times to each of the references. Thank-you.

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tom

I'd like to attach a single note pertaining to "the sins of Jeroboam" to the 34 (or so) verse instances where this term comes up in 1 & 2 Kings. I've looked through the Logos 4 forum & haven't found anything on how this might be done. Does anyone know if this is possible? I'd rather do this than repeatedly attach the same note information 34 times to each of the references. Thank-you.

As of right now, we cannot do this. What you have asked is a very popular request. Please visit Logo's uservoice site and add your voice to improve notes: http://logos.uservoice.com/forums/42823-logos-bible-software-4/suggestions/1619077-rework-notes-function-in-one-or-multiple-phases?ref=title

Jerry M

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/247192#Comment_247192

A work around until we get this feature. After you have written your first note, at the end of the note type something like See note at 1 Kings 2:3 or whatever the reference is, which becomes a hyperlink to that verse. Copy it(control + c) and then delete it from your note. Then you can go to the other references and right click and click on add a note and paste(control + v) the hyperlink to the reference that your original note is linked to.

DMB

I have 44,000 notes and can't imagine creating them one-by-one (obviously these notes aren't in Logos). The nice thing about multi-verse note creation is that with a date-stamp, you can see the shift in ones conclusions and even attitudes over a lengthy period of time.