Merging Personal and Primary

@cjsogle - I'm sorry for the confusion. The transition is less about going from version 6 to version 7 than it is from leaving the standalone model and going to a 1password.com membership. But it certainly increases the possibility of confusion when both are done at the same time, as is possible with 1Password 7 for Mac.

The best way to do this, if you still have both your local Primary vault and your 1password.com membership within 1Password 7 for Mac will be this:

• Switch to the Primary vault. Sort the items in the Primary vault using the sort menu at the top of the item list (set it to Date Modified):
  

• Look for everything that's been modified in this local Primary vault since you began your 1password.com account

• Use these instructions to move over any items that are new or changed
• Combine duplicates by cutting/pasting then eliminate unneeded items.

Welcome to the forum, @TB5918! I'm sorry for the confusion. When you upgrade from a standalone setup to a 1password.com account, if you do this in the context of the 1Password for Mac app, your data will be migrated automatically, and upon successful completion, you'll be asked to remove your old, now-redundant Primary vault. If you choose NOT to do that last bit (removing the Primary vault), then you will indeed have two copies of your data. And as time passes, if you change, add or delete data in both places, it can become something of a mess.

The instructions I have above are the only real way to address this, since we never want 1Password to be deciding for you algorithmically which copy of your data is "correct" or which one you want. 1Password can't know which items are duplicates, since the UUIDs are different once you've transferred them. That's why you have to specifically choose not to remove your Primary vault -- because the items DO have different UUIDs after having being moved, and there's no need to keep two copies.

You shouldn't have to go through all of your logins, however. If you open each vault individually, and set the sort order to Date Modified, you should be able to see what's been added or changed, and unless it's either been quite a long time since you created your 1password.com account or you've done an unusual amount of data creation/editing since then, you'll likely have only a few to maybe a dozen or two...and those should be sorted right to the top, where it's (relatively) easy to compare them to their counterparts in the other vault and make decisions about which copy to keep or what to edit. Hope that helps! :)