Duplicate New Label Detection - Revision history

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	When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Studies''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process. Those labels are now identified as duplicated.		When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Studies''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process. Those labels are now identified as duplicated.
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		+	If any duplicates are detected, then you can delete an instance of the repeated label.

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−	When adding new labels in a recode, there can be occasions where a label might be repeated when it’s entered. As a safeguard against including duplicate labels, mTAB will identify ~~any~~ any duplicated labels. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.	+	When adding new labels in a recode, there can be occasions where a label might be repeated when it’s entered. As a safeguard against including duplicate labels, mTAB will identify any duplicated labels. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.

	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be considered and treated as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.		Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be considered and treated as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.

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−	When adding new labels in a recode, there can be occasions where a label might be repeated when it’s entered. As a safeguard to against including duplicate labels, mTAB will identify any any duplicated labels. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.	+	When adding new labels in a recode, there can be occasions where a label might be repeated when it’s entered. As a safeguard against including duplicate labels, mTAB will identify any any duplicated labels. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.

	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be considered and treated as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.		Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be considered and treated as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.

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-When adding new labels in a recode, any duplicated labels will be highlighted in gray and a notation in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the screen as a notification and warning that duplicate labels are present. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.
+When adding new labels in a recode, there can be occasions where a label might be repeated when it’s entered. As a safeguard to against including duplicate labels, mTAB will identify any any duplicated labels. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.
+Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be considered and treated as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.
-Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be identified as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.

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−	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''~~BRAND A~~'', ''brand a'', or ''~~Brand a~~'' will all be identified as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added ~~and~~ the recode ~~can still be~~ saved.	+	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''Brand a'', ''brand a'', or ''BRAND A'' will all be identified as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added or prevent the recode from being saved.

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−	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as, Brand A, BRAND A, brand a, Brand a, will all be identified as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added and the recode can still be saved.	+	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as ''Brand A'', ''BRAND A'', ''brand a'', or ''Brand a'' will all be identified as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added and the recode can still be saved.

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 Detection of duplicates also works with multiple studies and trended recodes.
-When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Study''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process.
+When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Studies''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process. Those labels are now identified as duplicated.
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-Any duplicated labels are now identified.

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	[[File:Recode_duplicate3.png\|800px\|center]]		[[File:Recode_duplicate3.png\|800px\|center]]
−	Detection of duplicates also works with multiple studies and trended recodes. When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Study''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process. Any duplicated labels are now identified.	+	Detection of duplicates also works with multiple studies and trended recodes.
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		+	When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Study''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process.
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		+	Any duplicated labels are now identified.

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−	When adding new labels in a recode, any duplicated labels will be highlighted in gray and a notation in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the screen as a notification and warning that duplicate labels are present. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels ~~in recodes~~ is especially useful when working with recodes that ~~have~~ a long list of labels.	+	When adding new labels in a recode, any duplicated labels will be highlighted in gray and a notation in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the screen as a notification and warning that duplicate labels are present. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels is especially useful when working with recodes that include a long list of labels.
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		+	Any duplicated new labels will be highlighted in gray. A message in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the recode editor window. This message will read, "Warning! Duplicate new labels exist." The detection of duplicate new labels is not case-sensitive, so labels such as, Brand A, BRAND A, brand a, Brand a, will all be identified as duplicates. This detection is just a warning, however. It does not prevent the labels from being added and the recode can still be saved.
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		+	[[File:Recode_duplicate1.png\|800px\|center]]
		+	An example of the detection of duplicates when manually adding new labels to a recode.
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		+	[[File:Recode_duplicate2.png\|800px\|center]]
		+	Duplicate label detection even works with the '''Import New Labels''' feature, which allows users to copy and paste text from any outside source to use as recode labels.
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		+	[[File:Recode_duplicate3.png\|800px\|center]]
		+	Detection of duplicates also works with multiple studies and trended recodes. When using the '''Auto Create Recode Across Selected Study''' sometimes labels can be duplicated in the update process. Any duplicated labels are now identified.

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−	When adding new labels in a recode, any duplicated labels will be highlighted in gray and a notation in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the screen ~~to notify the user~~ that duplicate labels are present. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels in recodes is especially useful when working with recodes that have a long list of ~~responses~~.	+	When adding new labels in a recode, any duplicated labels will be highlighted in gray and a notation in red will appear at the bottom-right corner of the screen as a notification and warning that duplicate labels are present. This feature works automatically in the recode editor. There is no action to take to use this feature, other than the normal steps to creating or updating a recode. Detection of duplicate new labels in recodes is especially useful when working with recodes that have a long list of labels.