copy note titles into excel (or your spreadsheet of choice) as a list
use a simple formula (if a1=a2, then "x") to generate marks against duplicates
delete all other titles from list (sorting is iffy, because a1 no longer = a2 even if it did originally...)
find those names in Evernote
Kill! ()
Or:
Don't sweat it
Carry on with normal searches
If you notice a duplicate kill it then
The second one is the better.
I am often finding duplicate notes. It is mostly (if not at all) my fault because I copied interestings things more than one time in my Evernote und different (!) note titles. If it i an Error of EN it will have the same note title, so it will be easy to find.
my question: Does the first possibility also work with a big number of notes?
How to find duplicate notes?
in Evernote for Windows Issues (Versions 6.25.1 and under)
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I am often finding duplicate notes. It is mostly (if not at all) my fault because I copied interestings things more than one time in my Evernote und different (!) note titles. If it i an Error of EN it will have the same note title, so it will be easy to find.
my question: Does the first possibility also work with a big number of notes?