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I copied a project, and pasted everything into a new one. I wanted to uncode everything from the previous project. The vast majority of codes were removed when I did so, but for some reason, each file still lists 2 codes as remaining, as well as a bunch of references. When I go to each individual file, it says there is nothing left to uncode but a bunch of highlighting from where coding had once been still remains. How do I remove all codes so that all files are completely fresh: no highlighting, no codes, no references? Otherwise, it will be difficult to truly discern how many codes and references each file has. New York Media 2.nvp
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Hello everyone, Just like the coding process, there are multiple ways of uncoding your data. Besides manually selecting the content itself, you can also uncode via coding stripes. To do this please follow below steps: Open the item. Turn on coding stripes—on the item's tab in the ribbon, click Coding Stripes and select a coding stripe option. Select the stripe for the reference you want to uncode and open the context menu—click Uncode. I hope this helps you all. Regards,
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I am working on a project where I periodically import PDFs to analyze, and when I do they automatically have a few coded references. I am having a hard time tracking them down and uncoding them. How do I uncode these and how do I prevent this automatic random coding in the future? -
Hello, I am coding a series of PDFs using the selection tool. I recently had to adjust some coding so I needed to uncode a section and then re-code it. Unfortunately, a highlight box remains around the coded section even when there are no codes left when any sort of highlight is selected. It goes away, however, when I turn off highlighting totally. I've had to do this innumerable times in the past and the highlighting has always disappeared. This seems only to persist for some coding and not other parts. I've attached a screenshot of the issue showing the highlighting persisting despite the absence of all coding strips. I've tried to troubleshoot through importing my project to a fresh file or tsting on multiple documents but the problem persists. As we plan to eventually share the highlighted PDFs publicly it would be good to not have any erroneous highlighting leftover after changes. -
Hello: I conducted a Text Search query and added it to my project. Then I sorted through the results, which I saved as a node in the Results folder of the Queries tool and set it to open upon the run. I wanted to uncode at a for a given reference, as the usage of the text (e.g., the word, indicator) was not consistent with the purpose of my search. I could not do so by using "uncode at current nodes." why not?
