My collection includes 6 datasets. How can I extract all of them?
Welcome @Tahmine_Aldaghi
If you would like to get all of the datasets out, you can click into the Hidden tab of your history and unhide all hidden (be careful!) or unhide per dataset (each individually). This can be more confusing to do if you have a lot of datasets though.
How to review where your hidden datasets are is covered in this tutorial. The UI may have updated a bit (depending on where you are working) since the graphics were generated but the core functions are still the same.
The other option is to get all of the element identifiers and use that list unchanged (or modify it if you ever just want some).
- Extract element identifiers of a list collection
- then run, Extract dataset using the result from step 1
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- To learn more about Collection Operations, start here → Hands-on: Using dataset collections / Using dataset collections / Using Galaxy and Managing your Data
- Tutorials → Using Galaxy and Managing your Data / Tutorial List
- All Tutorials + FAQs for “history” → GTN Materials Search
Hope this helps, but please let us know if it actually does or if you need more help. You are welcome to share your history or screenshots if you have a more complicated situation and would like exact instructions. Thanks! 