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Mr. Tate, thank you so much. I appreciate it and apologize for being so long to reply. Allen

Are there any reports that allow the option to show citation assessment?

Hi Nick

Yes, I did mean 5.5.1. If I change the "label" or "abbreviation" in the Fact Definition, that won't affect a GEDCOM file will it?

It was my understanding that FH 7 conforms to the GEDCOM 5.1 standard, but I cannot find the PROP {PROPERTY} fact in the fact set. There may be others, that's just the one in noticed. If I add it as a custom fact, will it be included in the GEDCOM file as a standard fact? Can someone indulge my igno...

SOLVED Bless your heart!! That was driving me crazy!

You're correct in that turning off notes removes that particular fact, but I double-checked and I do not have the township included in the citation. I'm perfectly happy with the fact being there, I was just curious how FH knew the township associated with that census.

I have read other posts about the focus window items, but did not find an answer to my question. In the attached image you'll notice that the 1880 census is listed under the birth information. I understand that since I have no death information for this individual, FH picks out another fact. My ques...

Mike, you were exactly right! I have a list of UDFs a mile long! But, a simple deletion of the particular UDF for the source in question fixed it. Well, actually, nothing was wrong. It just bothered me that it was there. On a related note, your Lumped Source Splitter plugin has been invaluable. I si...

Mike, thank you so much for the reply. You are correct in all your assumptions. And that makes perfect sense that it would have happened on import from FTM. I will work on those UDFs later today and report back. Allen.

I'm sure I'm not using the correct terms in the subject line, but I don't understand what I'm seeing. I understand, having come from FTM, that my generic sources have this button associated with them. And I understand what those are telling me. But as you can see from the screenshots below, these so...

Adrian, brilliant!! It took me little while to accomplish this, but I got it done. I'm not even sure I'll use it, but it is a way to get that table into a narrative, for instance. Thanks so much, Allen.

DJY, I've read your post several times and it's all beginning to slowly sink in. I came from FTM and have really struggled with FH's source-citation approach. For example, I have a lot of marriages on a FamilySearch database called "Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1890-1995". I started out creating what...

Mr. Tate, I had missed the "result set" page. Thank you for pointing that out. I had already successfully merged and edited the place name, so only wondered about importing the resulting GEDCOM into FTM 2019. I had completely forgotten about the GEDCOM export plugin, which I already had installed. I...

I hope this get answered here since the discussion is a couple of years old. Wonderful plugin Mr. Tate!! After running the plugin and getting places with {A1} and {A2}, is it okay to merge those places and remove the {A1} or {A2} (using the edit function) from the place? Does that create any other p...

I'm not using Ancestral Sources. So either the "essentials" or "advanced". And I'm fine with just using a basic book template, but thought there might be something more appropriate.

Looking for ideas on which source template to use for personal knowledge. Suggestions appreciated.

Thank you Bill and Mike for the answers and suggestions. Mr. Tate, I haven't yet created a GEDCOM from a Family Historian file. I upload to a website created using TNG software. (from FTM) But one of the reasons I began using Family Historian was the Export Gedcom File plugin. And you're right about...

Following the thinking of maintaining GEDCOM compliance, let me ask the following. A source is created for a death certificate (personally held). Is it better to create a new citation for each fact that it is used for? As opposed to "copy and paste" of a single citation? And knowing that sources tha...

Thank you all very much. I understand now. I think a lot of my confusion results from different interpretations of terms such as source, citation, fact, event, attribute, etc. As Mr. Tate mentioned, I AM coming from FTM to Family Historian. But one of the reasons I'm changing is because of GEDCOM sp...

I understand the difference between methods 1 and 2, but the Ancestral Sources wiki for the Census Recording Method (Method 1), says "This method will result in many sources, but each transcript and associated notes and images are all recorded in one place, which makes corrections and updates easy t...

Mr. Tate, thanks for the reply. I understand and will leave it the way it is.

Many fact sentences use "age." When the sentences are printed in a report or narrative, the result is " .....aged 6." In my opinion, the sentence would read better if it said "......aged 6 years." Am I just being OCD? Is there a genealogical standard for this? I know how to change this in TOOLS>Fact...

The advanced template for the U.S. Census seems to be missing a period after the "S" in the title. It is easily corrected manually, I just didn't know how to address this issue or if anyone was aware.

Thanks for your help. Allen.

Mr. Tate, thanks for the quick reply. I can do as you suggested. Since I have your attention, I will ask a couple of questions. It's my understanding that you can export a gedcom file from Family Historian with the media attached. Not just the links. Is that correct? And that the "Export Gedcom File...