Visual Filter misses words
Here is a strange one. I created a visual filter to place a double line around the word "every". It works for most words, but not all. See the attached image where you can see the word "every" woman is not marked. Am I doing something wrong or is there a bug?
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Any one attempting to answer your question would first need to see how you framed (worded) your visual filter search parameters.
Can you supply a screen shot of the filter setup screen?
-or- supply the filter rule you are using?
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this is allways a good Place to start your Study
So why is it? But first we need to know what you dit in the Visual Filter...what kind off Word are you looking, what grammar, dit you use Lemma?Than you can find other Translations to see if there a different Word behind that don't fit your Search aso.
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Not shure what translation you use but I checked in LEB...and find it's another greek grammar behind. In your visual Filters (three Balls) you can anable to click on a Word and it shows the same Word in the Text
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Sorry I should have mentioned that I used a Lemma. See attached.
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Sorry I should have mentioned that I used a Lemma. See attached.
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Sorry, KJV
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Vincent are you using the @ or just past in ἕκαστος? If I passed in than I get your Result...means it just Search the Lemma Form ἕκαστος
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one is feminin on maskulin...so we need an Expert to find out for us what kind of Search we need
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OK I try (not shure) but you search for the Lemma adjektiv and genius mal, female and neutrum
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Vincent Gombert said:
Sorry I should have mentioned that I used a Lemma
Except that you didn't use a lemma. A lemma would be in the form of "lemma:ἕκαστος" or "<Lemma = lbs/el/ἕκαστος>" You asked for a particular form which was masculine and therefore the feminine was not selected.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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thanks MJ so it has to look like this
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Vincent Gombert said:
Sorry, KJV
Be prepared for the lemma to highlight words other than "every" e.g. Eph 5.33
Dave
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Dave Hooton said:
Be prepared for the lemma to highlight words other than "every" e.g. Eph 5.33
So you would suggest lemma + sense?
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Here is another thought if you just wanna know the same Lemma in YOUR Text than use the Filter same Word by klick in the three Ball Menue.
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Thank you MJ that worked a treat. Thanks to all the other contributors as well. Great forum. Such a time saver having people that know what they are talking about to assist. 👍
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Many thanks
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Will do, thank you.
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Hi Team
Building on the solution you gave me, is there any way to limit a visual filter to a chapter or book?
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Vincent Gombert said:
Building on the solution you gave me, is there any way to limit a visual filter to a chapter or book?
Yes - click All Passages in the Visual Filter and then just specify the range you want (the same approach works in Bible Searches)
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Ignore the stupid question, I just noticed what I was looking for
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you certanly have to do this..in your where to search in the Visual Filter Menue you can type anything you like even one Vers
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as you see here I limit it just for the Passage I work with
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there are no stupid Questions
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