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I am working on a project that is using lxx.vrs. In this versification JER 26:1 is marked as missing with a line -JER 26:1
However, in my project this verse is indeed present. How do I tell Paratext, that this verse exists in order to avoid errors in the reference check?

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Unfortunately, I think you’re the first person that has ever wanted to un-exclude a verse (that I know of). There is not a way to do it, sorry. You can send in a feature request or just deny the error.

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In custom.vrs did you try adding the line:
JER 26:1
I think that might reinstate the omitted verse.

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That didn’t do the trick, either. I will deny the error like I do with verses out of order.

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