Store note in multiple notebooks?

This may have already been asked, but I can't ever get the search function on the forums to work right. Probably user error.

I want to store a note in 2 separate notebooks. For example, I wrote a devotional note that I want in my devotional notebook, but that note is also a good beginning for a future sermon, so I want to place it in my SERMON STARTER notebook. Is there any way to do this, aside from duplicating the note?

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Graham Criddle

but I can't ever get the search function on the forums to work right. Probably user error.

There are problems with the forum search function - I recommend you use Google search instead to search the forums. Details at https://wiki.logos.com/Using_the_Forum#Searching_the_forum_using_Google

Is there any way to do this, aside from duplicating the note?

No - this is not possible.

You can tag the note with multiple tags so it would appear when searching for either tag but notes can't be in multiple notebooks

Mason Miller

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1109350#Comment_1109350

You can tag the note with multiple tags so it would appear when searching for either tag but notes can't be in multiple notebooks

Thank you. This is what I figured last night after posting. Essentially creating a SERMON STARTER folder through tagging or simply including those words on the note and using the search bar.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1109415#Comment_1109415

I have found generally that tags are more useful than notebooks.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1117748#Comment_1117748

I have found generally that tags are more useful than notebooks.

Maybe I ought to start using tags more - I tend to default to using notebooks.

One of the benefits I appreciate in notebooks is the ability to "turn one off" in a resource so notes and highlights contained within it are not displayed (this is not possible for tagged notes).

But I do recognise that tags are more useful when trying to search for particular themes in notes.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1117773#Comment_1117773

One of the benefits I appreciate in notebooks is the ability to "turn one off" in a resource so notes and highlights contained within it are not displayed (this is not possible for tagged notes).

I agree with this. It is a balancing act for sure.