The reports I have seen all give each record its own page, which is too cumbersome to print out. I have a large scroll with genealogical info on it that I have put into FH but I want to print a report so I can go back and compare the scroll to what I have on the PC. I would like to print a list of names and dates with all records appearing on one line after another. Is there any way to do this?
Thanks
Looking something like:
Crowley, Hazel (d. 1750)
Jones,Rebecca (June 5, 1895 - April 6, 1920)
Smith, John (1840-1890)
Smith, Nathan
ID:6142
* How can I print this type of report?
How can I print this type of report?
I find that FH doesn't lend itself to that sort of printout.
It might be worth creating a custom query in FH with just the names and vital dates. Then, using the Query Menu button (one of the right-most icons on the Query toolbar) save the results as a .csv or .txt file.
You can then open that with something like MS Word, Excel or Open/Libre Office etc. or even notepad and do the print as you wish.
It might be worth creating a custom query in FH with just the names and vital dates. Then, using the Query Menu button (one of the right-most icons on the Query toolbar) save the results as a .csv or .txt file.
You can then open that with something like MS Word, Excel or Open/Libre Office etc. or even notepad and do the print as you wish.
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How can I print this type of report?
The Standard Query All Individuals would be a good start.
You can print the Result Set straight from FH using the Print Icon near top right.
If the Dates are not quite as you would like, then create a Custom Query from the Standard Query as follows.
Use the Query Menu option Save As Custom Query.
Then edit the Columns tab so that the Dates entry has Expression of =Text(Text(%INDI.BIRT.DATE%) . '-' . Text(%INDI.DEAT.DATE%)) or some variant of that.
You can print the Result Set straight from FH using the Print Icon near top right.
If the Dates are not quite as you would like, then create a Custom Query from the Standard Query as follows.
Use the Query Menu option Save As Custom Query.
Then edit the Columns tab so that the Dates entry has Expression of =Text(Text(%INDI.BIRT.DATE%) . '-' . Text(%INDI.DEAT.DATE%)) or some variant of that.
How can I print this type of report?
Thanks[smile]That was very helpful! Queries are definitely the way to go.