Display of applicable verses for each English word in Translation Wheel

Hi friends,
I am working through the mobile ed Logos Academic Training. At one point the instructor discusses operation of the translation wheel. He demonstrates that once you click on a particular English word in the wheel (which then displays underneath that all of the applicable versus where that English word is used), you should then be able to click in the center on the original Lemma to then see ALL of the usages of that particular word. For instance, in the case shown above, I clicked on "glories/glory" and then saw the 152 of 166 usages. But when I click the lemma Doxa in the center, my results remain on the 152 of 166 usages. Once I click back to the center, it only shows me the usages of the last selected word I examined, not all of the usages of that lemma. Is this right?
I have included a screen shot where he indicates (in orange) that clicking on the lemma should bring back all of the search results.
Thanks for your help.
Myke Harbuck
Lead Pastor, www.ByronCity.Church
Adjunct Professor, Georgia Military College
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The word is translated glory 152x out of 166x. If you scroll down that list you will see the remaining word renderings and the number of times they are used.
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Thanks!
The video says that clicking the lemma in the middle would return all 166 of 166 uses, but the 152 of 166 figure related to doxa remains even when I click back in the center.
So are you saying that although the 152 of 166 figue as well as the doxa label display there, that the list below will actually include all 166 verses when I have clicked back into the center lemma? If so, you would think that the label would change to "166 of 166," since that label references what is directly under it (that is, the particular verses where the English word or lemma is used).
Its confusing to me!!
Myke Harbuck
Lead Pastor, www.ByronCity.Church
Adjunct Professor, Georgia Military College0 -
The 166 is for all senses; the 152 is a subheading for 1 particular sense .... as you scroll down and expand as necessary, the list does include 166 entries.
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