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When the teams are working on specific terms with a lot of occurrences it's hard to find the ones that are missing or denied (or even found if they're minimal). Is there a way to sort the references in the bottom pane to find these faster?
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In the Biblical Terms tool (not the renderings tool) you can use the filter that normally says "All Terms" to select other options like "Missing Renderings" or "Denied Renderings"

Using the "New Filter" option you could create various filters with different options.

I recommend that if you create a filter for certain settings that you save the filter by adding a name in the top left and saving the selection.
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