Replacing footage in premiere with graded equivalent from davinci

you can always try to give the graded clips a prefix or suffix, place them in a folder, offline all your files that are on the sequence and then try to link the graded files.

@R Neil Haugen with all due respect Legend, Adobe is not still up there when it comes to colring compared to resolve and baselight. In my opinion, Adobe is excelling in optimizing its eco-system but falling behind in coloring and the forward thinking of venturing into hardware... like camera systems and lenses.

The full round-trip process is a bit of a pain but there are some major parts to it.

First, do you have new media from Resolve for all that, or only the video clips? 

For video clips that you have replacements for, the replacements must be named identically to the clip they replace, should be in similar folder structures. You "offline" the old clips in their bins in the project, then relocate using the new clips.

You should only need to locate one clip per folder/bin, PrPro should auto-select the rest.

This proces replaces the clips on their current sequence, and should not affect transitions and such. 

I work for/with/teach pro colorists, and have been in Resolve daily for over a decade of course. But as someone also knowledgeable in how to push Lumetri around, and actually get targeted changes using a control surface, I don't often do my Premiere project color in Resolve other than to recreate it there for demo purposes.

It's faster, when knowing Lumetri and using a good control surface!!!! ... to simply stay in Premiere, and not do the round trip fandango.

That Tangent Elements panel is a full-on Swiss Army knife, doing stuff all over in Premiere ... such as audio mixing, sizing/position/rotation of any screen elements, and yea, vastly improving the quality and speed of working color in Lumetri.