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Also, you will *not* be able to store batches for working on them later.
Also, you will *not* be able to store batches for working on them later.


== Open Refine ==
== Moving data from statement to statement ==
Data edited in OpenRefine can also be exported to the QuickStatements format. (to be described).
It is possible to move data from one field to another using quick statement. For example copying all 'en-gb' labels to 'en' labels:
 
Steps to reproduce
* Write a Sparql query to get all en-gb labels and descriptions of all items and properties.
* Download these as a TSV
* Manipulated the TSV so they become QuickStatements commands. For example use some text-edit magic and Regular Expressions, or manipulate the TSV using a spreadsheet editor.
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e.g.
https://beyond-notability.wikibase.cloud/entity/Q1022 Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire journal of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire
(notice this is <link><tab><label><tab><description>)
becomes
Q1022 Len "Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire"
Q1022 Den "journal of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire"
 
* Test the commands and verify that the right labels and descriptions get ingested.
* Run the entire set commands
 
== Creating a spreadsheet based ingest==
Creating a QuickStatements CSV
For example we want to import this information for new records:
* Label (in english)
* Gender
* Resided at
With the qualifiers to the resided at statement
* Street address free text
* Start time
We would create a spreadsheet with the following header (row):
* qid
* Len
* P3
* P29
* qal1
* P29
* qal31
 
Where qid remains an empty column (indicating a new record needs to be created. A good help section on how to create these spreadsheets can be found on quickstatements/#/batch under the ‘import CSV’ button. Fill in the spreadsheet, export it as a CSV and use QuickStatement to add multiple statements at once.


== More information ==
== More information ==
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:QuickStatements
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:QuickStatements
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