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Old 02-08-2011, 10:02 AM   #57
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Originally Posted by kiwidude View Post
So an initial duplicate finder release that reuses the exact same comparison logic automerge has today (exact match author, fuzzy title) will help out all but the last two situations. Which imho is the 90% scenario for users, but I have absolutely no facts to support this so feel free to disagree. It is certainly the easiest use case.
Yes. I wasn't disagreeing with your choice to implement the same logic first, just explaining why we didn't get more aggressive in automerge.

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one possibility is to use a custom column, which stores a duplicate group number against all the potential candidates as a result of running the duplicate find.
That sounds like a good approach. If duplicate group numbers are assigned in sequence, you can highlight odd/even duplicate number groups using the highlighting tools. Then the user would easily see the members of each group when sorted by that column.
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