Hi Kushal.
Please refrain from writing messages in all capitals as we don't want the support forum to sound as if we're being yelled at. Could you also wrap your code in codeblocks using ticks (`) to construct fenced code blocks?
From glancing at your code, it seem like it is valid JSONL but I'm unsure how you're trying to use it. Could you share the error that you saw as well as any commands/code that you used that led to the error?
I m sorry for the capitalization, I have this data format to be annotated in prodigy
{"text":"newSenior Accountant","1":"Latorre Law Firm","2":"Hybrid remote in Charlotte, NC 28205","3":"As the Senior Accountant you will prepare and maintain the financial records of the firm and will track the firm\u00e2\u0080\u0099s profit and loss, liabilities, assets, and\u00e2\u0080\u00a6","4":"Posted6 days ago","5":"None"}
{"text":"Senior Staff Accountant","1":"Wild Wing Cafe","2":"Charlotte, NC 28277 (Piper Glen Estates area)","3":"Prepare and analyze account analyses, accounting support schedules, and other supporting schedules.\nThe Senior Accountant plays a critical role in providing\u00e2\u0080\u00a6","4":"EmployerActive 2 days ago","5":"None"}
when I try to annotate, it shows only which are bounded by 'text' i.e only the first text is shown to annotate 
But I want to annotate the whole
{"text":"Senior Staff Accountant","1":"Wild Wing Cafe","2":"Charlotte, NC 28277 (Piper Glen Estates area)","3":"Prepare and analyze account analyses, accounting support schedules, and other supporting schedules.\nThe Senior Accountant plays a critical role in providing\u00e2\u0080\u00a6","4":"EmployerActive 2 days ago","5":"None"}
as different labels.
How can I achieve this?
Are you working on a custom recipe? If so, you may enjoy this tutorial I made a few months ago. It explains how to set up a custom labelling interface and it also explains how the JSON input needs to related to the view_id of the recipe.
Could you share the command that you're running? The format of the JSONL file depends on the labelling interface that you've chosen.
Thank you for the reply @koaning
The command is
python3 -m prodigy ner.manual ner_jobss en_core_web_lg /home/innovationai/Desktop/innovation/check.jsonl --label labels.txt
and I think i have to manipulate my jsonl file from this
{"text":"newSenior Accountant","1":"Latorre Law Firm","2":"Hybrid remote in Charlotte, NC 28205","3":"As the Senior Accountant you will prepare and maintain the financial records of the firm and will track the firm\u00e2\u0080\u0099s profit and loss, liabilities, assets, and\u00e2\u0080\u00a6","4":"Posted6 days ago","5":"None"}
{"text":"Senior Staff Accountant","1":"Wild Wing Cafe","2":"Charlotte, NC 28277 (Piper Glen Estates area)","3":"Prepare and analyze account analyses, accounting support schedules, and other supporting schedules.\nThe Senior Accountant plays a critical role in providing\u00e2\u0080\u00a6","4":"EmployerActive 2 days ago","5":"None"}
to this
{"text":"Designation CompanyName CompanyLocation Job Summary PostDateSalary"}
{"text":"Senior Accountant MetroTech Automotive Charlotte, NC 28208 (Westover Hills area) Charlotte, NC 28208: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Preferred).\nFor over 30 years MetroTech has been providing dealerships with\u00e2\u0080\u00a6 EmployerActive 10 days ago None"}
and the later one shows the data as i want but i make this data manual but cant make the whole data manually so is there any way to convert the former data like the later one ? Thank You
Hi Kushal.
I'm not 100% sure where this example comes from:
{"text":"Designation CompanyName CompanyLocation Job Summary PostDateSalary"}
Does this example represent an item that needs to be labelled, or does this example contain all the labels you'd like to add?
In the case of the latter, you might also be able to run:
python3 -m prodigy ner.manual <dataset> en_core_web_lg <path>/<file>.jsonl --label "Designation,CompanyName,CompanyLocation,Job,Summary,PostDateSalary"
Thanks @koaning i appreciate your help