How do I...? and other questions

Hello, new here, so I'm still getting used to the database.

I have created a new activity and wanted to link some records I have been submitting, to it (I have been adding records one by one, but they are part of a survey).

However, I have been looking everywhere for any option to do this, by opening the records in de 'edit' mode.

Is this at all possible to do? Or do I need to delete my records and start it all over again, to link them to the activity?

Any help will be very much appreciated!

Many thanks!

Alexandre

My understanding is that iRecord uses the UK species inventory list, while the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland uses Stace 4.

Many of the species names are the same, however occasionally they are not (e.g. iRecord uses Phyllitis scolopendrium for Hart's Tongue Fern, whereas BSBI uses Asplenium scolopendrium).

I need to convert iRecord data to BSBI/Stace 4

There must be a way of checking and converting.

Can anyone suggest how?

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