I have been sent a bath that has already been indexed. Am I supposed to check this and correct any e
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Most likely you have gotten a batch that was sent back for reindexing because there were more errors than the reviewer wanted to correct. You should fix the errors and submit the batch. If you would like to have a second pair of eyes on this, share the batch code and we will be able to see what you are seeing and offer advice. The batch code is the series of letters and numbers in brackets that follows the project title. Example [MS7X-VFW]
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Thank you, this is a great help
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Woah I didn't know it was possible to share batches like that. I'll definitely use that feature.
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@Hardy, Evan Cade and if you want to look at a shared batch, click the gear next to My Batches and put the code in the box that pops up, or when you have a batch open, click Help, click Open Shared Batch and put this code in.
Here is one of mine so you can practice! M3C5-H44 The person who opens the shared batch can play around with it to a degree, but, nothing you would do is saved. Only the person who "owns" the batch can work on it AND save the changes.
And here is the link to the same batch which makes it even easier:
https://www.familysearch.org/indexing/batch/bb5be16d-0a38-4236-b93b-2b8c37851b35
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