[Kate Davis]

I've just been through my wishlist looking for holiday items to buy in the sale. As I scrolled through my list I got the impression that I have some items several times (maybe 4 or 5 ). Is it possible to sort the list or identify and delete duplicates?

Plus is it possible to prevent this happening in the future or will it always happen if something is already on my list and I add it again?

[Belle]

Would not know. I don't have all that much on my list at the moments. Good thing to know though.

[ValerieT]

I know you can sort by priority, I don't think you can any other way.

As for duplicates, I had some too, so I'm guessing the store software can't tell what's on our wish list. Hopefully someone can confirm this.

[Nica]

Okay, I asked this question before myself. I understand that I can mark the various products as "high, regular, or low" priority, but can you actually sort them? I would love to go to my wishlist and see just the high priority items, for instance, or maybe just the "Value Packs" or "Brushes" without having to scroll through the whole list.

[Kate Davis]

Nica, on 11 October 2012 - 06:53 AM, said:

I would love to go to my wishlist and see just the high priority items, for instance, or maybe just the "Value Packs" or "Brushes" without having to scroll through the whole list.

Perhaps that is why you can have more than one list, although not sure what you do if you have a list for type and theme it could start getting really confusing!

When I moved all the items I want from bookmarks to the wishlist I had some issues and it looked like items hadn't been added so I tried again (and again and again in some cases). But it is also possible I've added some again just browsing the boutique or after looking after some layouts in the forum.

[Kate Davis]

I have sorted my wish list and removed the duplicates. In case it is useful for anyone else, here is what I did

• Copy all text from wish list
  
• Paste special into Excel as text
  
• Add new row 1 and add column header e.g. type and title
  
• Apply filter and filter on column A for product type (should now have just titles for each item)
  
• Sort column B in alphabetic order (this will enable you to see which titles are included more than once)
  
• On wish list do text search for duplicate titles and delete all but one of each title

Instead of sorting column B I actually used a pivot table to only show which items were duplicated, but didn't want to scare people off. However it did give me some interesting information. I originally had 406 items on my list and had duplicates for 78 of them. My list is now down to 281 items (not that short ). I had two items duplicated 6 times!

[CRS]

For those douplicates....I guess you really liked it! LOL, thanks for the info!