The New and Changed flags are cumulative and will not be deleted automatically. In software localization projects that are updated by development frequently, project managers want to track all the daily/weekly/monthly changes, done by developers.

Yes, when starting a new release version, it is best practice to delete all New and Changed flags created in the previous localization cycle in all source lists. The mouse cursor in your screenshot it positioned quite good for this task. Select multiple source lists from the project view, or select all strings in the source string list, then call Reset Data from the Home ribbon. In the upcoming dialog, you can select to delete the New and Changed flags.

The New and Changed flags are cumulative and will not be deleted automatically. In software localization projects that are updated by development frequently, project managers want to track all the daily/weekly/monthly changes, done by developers.

Yes, when starting a new release version, it is best practice to delete all New and Changed flags created in the previous localization cycle in all source lists. The mouse cursor in your screenshot it positioned quite good for this task. Select multiple source lists from the project view, or select all strings in the source string list, then call Reset Data from the Home ribbon. In the upcoming dialog, you can select to delete the New and Changed flags.

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