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How to copy all sources that match with a certain pattern to target?
Thread poster: trhanslator (X)
trhanslator (X)
trhanslator (X)
Feb 20, 2013

I know how to select all segments that contain letter+number+dot+number so I filtered on them. Then I chose Translation | Task | Transfer source to target, but it turned out that all sources were copied to target.

So my question is: Can I filter first and then copy source to target for the filtered segments only?
 
Igor Kmitowski
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Filter button Feb 20, 2013

Hello Hans,

Please make sure that you have pressed the Filter button before searching for the segments. Then, the segments are filtered based on the given search expression.

HTH,
Igor

trhanslator wrote:

I know how to select all segments that contain letter+number+dot+number so I filtered on them. Then I chose Translation | Task | Transfer source to target, but it turned out that all sources were copied to target.

So my question is: Can I filter first and then copy source to target for the filtered segments only?


 


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