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How to move references from one object to anther?

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Posted Friday, February 4, 2011 - Post #27570
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Hi

I've combined two GNO files into one big file, by copying all individuals from the first gno (CTRL-a + CTRL-c) and then paste it to a new Genomap on the second GNO (CTRL-v).

The problem is that I have now duplicated "places", sometimes with the same name (which is a wrong thing)

How can I merge those places into one object, or the better solution for me: How can I move all the references of one "place" to another "place". after that i'll just delete the "empty" place.

for example: I'd like to move 200 references from one "place object" to another "place object" which already contains 100 references. the result that I would like to achieve in the end, is that the first place object, would contain 300 references and the other place object would contain 0 refernces and then would be deleted.
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Posted Friday, February 4, 2011 - Post #27571
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Use the 'Delete' option at the bottom of the Table Layout Menu. When you then delete a Place that has references to it, GenoPro provides a dropdown list of Places for you to select a replacement place from. Exactly what you wanted. 

Same goes for other object types, e.g. Sources

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Edited: Friday, February 4, 2011 by genome


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