Open the collection that contains the file.
Last updated on
Feb 27, 2026
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Override an extracted attribute value for a file to correct the value used for review and filtering.
Use a manual override when extraction returns an incorrect value for a particular file, and you need the corrected value to drive review work without waiting for another extraction pass.
Before you begin
- You have access to the collection that contains the file.
- The file shows extracted attribute values.
- Overrides are user-specific. Other users continue to see the extracted value or their own overrides.
Override an extracted attribute value
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Open the file for review.
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Locate the extracted attribute you want to override.
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Select the ellipsis next to the attribute value.
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Select Override value.
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Enter the corrected value.
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Select Override.
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Confirm the value override.
What happens after you override a value
- Overriding replaces the extracted value with your manually entered value. This overridden value remains unchanged even if the attribute is updated or refreshed until you choose to re-extract the attribute for this specific file.
- Overrides are user-specific. Only you see the overridden value.
- Other users continue to see the extracted value, or their own overridden values.
- The value shows an indicator that it has been manually overridden.
- The override remains in effect even if the attribute is updated or refreshed. The value changes only when you re-extract the value for that file.
- You can filter for overrides using Filter data and Override Values
- If you export extracted data using Export extracted data, overridden values do not include attribution or explanation details.
When to override a value
- Extraction produced an incorrect value for a particular file.
- You need the corrected value to filter a collection accurately.
- You need corrected values to compare files using attribute values.