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Manually Merging Chart Items<br />

Manually Merging Chart Items 8.4<br />

When you have chart items that do not have the same identity they will not merge<br />

automatically as a result of a paste operation. You can merge these chart items<br />

manually.<br />

When you merge two chart items, all of the information attached to the individual<br />

items, such as cards and descriptions, will be copied into the merged item. If the<br />

item from which the merge is being performed contains information that is not the<br />

same as the item that it is being merged into, for example their descriptions are<br />

different, then it is added to the merged item as a card. If the information on each<br />

item before they are merged is the same, then a card will not be added to the<br />

merged item.<br />

Label merge and paste rules and attribute merge and paste behavior also apply<br />

when merging chart items manually. For more information on label merge and<br />

paste rules, refer to Working with Label Merge and Paste Rules on page 211.<br />

How can I check if entities are similar?<br />

You now have two similar entities on your chart: one for TOTTIER and one for<br />

Janet TOTTIER. They appear to be the same person but they have not merged.<br />

This is because their identities are different. Examine each of them in turn to see if<br />

they have any common characteristics. If you decide that they are the same<br />

person, merge them manually so that you have just one TOTTIER entity on your<br />

chart. To do this:<br />

1. Drag the TOTTIER entity up the chart so that it is easier to see and double-click<br />

on it to open the Edit Icon dialog.<br />

220 i2 Analyst’s <strong>Notebook</strong> 7 <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>: Customizing & Analyzing

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