Also could this query handle other mising factors but substituting 'occupations' wirth Births etc ??
By the way I meant BELOW totals
Thanks
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You either misunderstand how things work, or are misusing the terminology.
Occupations Per Census is a Plugin which creates a Result Set.
I can modify it to produce different results, but you say
On the other hand a Facts Query is best suited to finding blank fields.
You can write and amend Custom Queries to suit your needs using the Query Window.
That is what they are for, and simple ones are quite easy.
It just so happens that a Query also creates a Result Set.
I am not sure how you differentiate 'an additional query' for the blank fields from 'an adjusted query'.
Custom Queries are additional and may be derived/adjusted from a Standard Query.
Exclude unless =FactLabel() matches 'Birth'
would only list 'Birth' Events.
The Plugin cannot easily be written to guess which blank fields in which Facts you want investigated.
So it is better that you write the Queries yourself.
Occupations Per Census is a Plugin which creates a Result Set.
I can modify it to produce different results, but you say
Then you go on to ask for additional results!?I am happy with the 1.2 version as it is.
Please leave in this state for my research.
On the other hand a Facts Query is best suited to finding blank fields.
You can write and amend Custom Queries to suit your needs using the Query Window.
That is what they are for, and simple ones are quite easy.
It just so happens that a Query also creates a Result Set.
I am not sure how you differentiate 'an additional query' for the blank fields from 'an adjusted query'.
Custom Queries are additional and may be derived/adjusted from a Standard Query.
Yes, using the examples I gave above:Also could this query handle other missing factors but substituting 'Occupations' with 'Births' etc ??
Exclude unless =FactLabel() matches 'Birth'
would only list 'Birth' Events.
The Plugin cannot easily be written to guess which blank fields in which Facts you want investigated.
So it is better that you write the Queries yourself.
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You might find the Show Project Statistics Plugin of interest in picking up database anomalies.
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I obviously have upset you Mike
This was not my intention
I am extremely grateful to you and Peter for the help in producing the 1.2 version which I will use on my other projects as well.
I did not understand....but do so now in finding the blank facts.
Thanks again for everything.
I am a retired Accountant and my only expertise was with Excel if you can call that programming.
I am a part time genealogist now and advise other people to buy FH which I think is tremenndous.
I think you can close this thread now
This was not my intention
I am extremely grateful to you and Peter for the help in producing the 1.2 version which I will use on my other projects as well.
I did not understand....but do so now in finding the blank facts.
Thanks again for everything.
I am a retired Accountant and my only expertise was with Excel if you can call that programming.
I am a part time genealogist now and advise other people to buy FH which I think is tremenndous.
I think you can close this thread now