Merging certain channels only

Which aspect of this group are you trying to merge?

• Which channels are patched in a group
• How channels of the group are patched
• The values of the group's channels with their values in the cuelist

Depending on what you want the answer will change.

No, this was a bit misunderstood...

Those channels are not in a Group, nor recorded from a group. They are single channels recorded in several cues over both shows. 

Ah, you want to grab the values some channels have in cues in another showfile? The channels are patched in both showfiles?

Yes. 

It's the same show, but I need certain Chanels from an older version, merged into the current one. 

I see. This would best be achieved by merging the whole cuelist to a new target list. As soon as you have both cuelists in the same showfile you can copy to your heart's content.

To renumber the cuelist while merging go to the merge dialogue, click {Advanced} and then fill out like this

This will grab your previous cuelist one and merge it into your current showfile as cuelist 2. Now you have both of them in your showfile, can look at the old version of the cues, compare values and copy from one cuelist to the other one.

NB: This doesn't work with Element since it only supports one cuelist.

Yes, great idea. 

I would only need a makro which recalls the Chanels from the 2/ list into the current list for all cues. :) 

In Blind select all cues in cuelist 2 and copy the channels to cuelist 1.

[Blind], [Cue] 2 [/] [Home] [Thru] [Enter] (selects all cues in cuelist 2)
Chan 4 [+] 5 [CopyTo] [Cue] 1 [/] [Home] [Enter]

In this example I used channels 4 and 5. The syntax however works for a single channel, for multiple channels, for a group, for multiple groups as well as channels/groups with parameter limitation, e.g. copy only Chan 6's color parameters. 

In Blind select all cues in cuelist 2 and copy the channels to cuelist 1.

[Blind], [Cue] 2 [/] [Home] [Thru] [Enter] (selects all cues in cuelist 2)
Chan 4 [+] 5 [CopyTo] [Cue] 1 [/] [Home] [Enter]

In this example I used channels 4 and 5. The syntax however works for a single channel, for multiple channels, for a group, for multiple groups as well as channels/groups with parameter limitation, e.g. copy only Chan 6's color parameters. 

Great! 

Tyvm, this will do the trick!