Dear Rhondda
If I’ve understood your need correctly, then, in the Thesaurus Manager:
- Find the term you want to move in the hierarchy tree
- Right-click on it, and choose ‘Cut Concept’
- Find the term
below which you wish to add the term you’re moving in the hierarchy tree
- Right-click on it, and choose ‘Paste Concept’
- You’ll be shown a dialog saying “You are about the move the concept: ‘W’ from under the concept: ‘X’ to under the concept: ‘Y’. Total of Z concept(s) will be move. Proceed?”
- Click ‘Yes’ or ‘no’ as appropriate
This applies to 2016 R2, so I assume still holds for 2018.
Some official written reference documentation for the Thesaurus Manager would be
really useful.
Best wishes
Rupert
Rupert Shepherd, PhD FSA
Collection Information Manager
T +44 (0)20 7747 5921
Currently working remotely; calls to the number above should still reach me.
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Hello TMS friends,
Looking for advice on how to reposition terms in the thesaurus hierarchy.
Not looking to use the Search and Replace terms in the Configurations, although if I create new term in the correct location, I could use this as an option.
Currently using TMS2018 (version 9.70).
Thanks in advance.
Rhondda
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