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I thought it'd be wild to leverage Dataview's capabilities with the Kindle Highlights Plugin to create: (1) a general database (or table) of book highlights, (2) a local base of book highlights for each book note.
So far what I've achieved looks like this: I use the Kindle Highlights Plugin to get a book note with this structure of highlights:
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I thought it'd be wild to leverage Dataview's capabilities with the Kindle Highlights Plugin to create: (1) a general database (or table) of book highlights, (2) a local base of book highlights for each book note.
So far what I've achieved looks like this: I use the Kindle Highlights Plugin to get a book note with this structure of highlights:
And the Dataview query like this:
But the shortcoming is that it returns several lines with the same highlights and notes instead of one for each.
Do you know if there is a way around this or if it's even possible to achieve one highlight per row?
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