* _FSFTID in Facts List
_FSFTID in Facts List
What is this _FSFTID which I seem to have scattered throughout my tree? If it is of no use/value, how can I delete them all in one go, withut having to trawl through each record?
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Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
Presumably you have imported your Project from another genealogy product.
Did you checkout how_to:index#importing_to_family_historian|> Importing to Family Historian?
As it starts with an underscore it is an Uncategorised Data Field (UDF) and was probably reported as such in Log Files when you imported.
The solution is the same as we gave in your Deleting UID fields (14313) posting.
Did you checkout how_to:index#importing_to_family_historian|> Importing to Family Historian?
As it starts with an underscore it is an Uncategorised Data Field (UDF) and was probably reported as such in Log Files when you imported.
The solution is the same as we gave in your Deleting UID fields (14313) posting.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
Mike,
Thanks for that - I thought that might be it and ran the UDF Plugin again (as in my old post), but the result is that it comes up with 'No UDF Items found'. So I have got rid of the UDFs but not these _FSFTIDs! What next?
Thanks for that - I thought that might be it and ran the UDF Plugin again (as in my old post), but the result is that it comes up with 'No UDF Items found'. So I have got rid of the UDFs but not these _FSFTIDs! What next?
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Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
That is a bit odd, as I do not recognise _FSFTID as a valid FH GEDCOM tag.
Can you post a screen-shot of where they are visible please.
See info:forums#posting_topics|> Posting Topics for attaching images.
Can you post a screen-shot of where they are visible please.
See info:forums#posting_topics|> Posting Topics for attaching images.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
Mike,
Attached are two occurrences for one of the records.
Attached are two occurrences for one of the records.
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Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
Possibly Family Search Family Tree ID?
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Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
That is a genuine Custom Attribute fact with the Name of _FSFTID and was probably imported as such.
We know it is a fact, because it appears on the Facts tab.
So use View > Standard Queries > All Facts, click on Fact Type column head to bring them all to the top.
Select all their Event/Attribute column values and hit Delete key.
We know it is a fact, because it appears on the Facts tab.
So use View > Standard Queries > All Facts, click on Fact Type column head to bring them all to the top.
Select all their Event/Attribute column values and hit Delete key.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
Many thanks to all - those _FSFTID facts are now duly deleted! Goodness knows where they came from (but I have imported and re-imported over time from Gedcoms and a few other genealogy programs!).
Martyn Guy - researching Guy and Hayward families.
Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
It is a Family Search Family Tree ID.
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Re: _FSFTID in Facts List
As Rick says, it's a Family Search Family Tree ID, and M673-FP8 in FS Family Tree is indeed Priscilla Knight. This suggests that whoever you got the data from has either downloaded the data from FSFT (not sure if that's possible) or synched it in their software with FS Family Tree. Not that there appears to be much in FS Family Tree for her...
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