In a query Is there a way of displaying the Fact Type (i.e. whether an Event or an Attribute).
I can find functions for =FactLabel(), =FactSet() and =FactOwner(), but nothing for Fact Type.
* Fact Queries
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Fact Queries
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Re: Fact Queries
Try using the =IsAttribute(%FACT%) and =IsEvent(%FACT%) functions that return true or false.
So you could use =TextIf( IsEvent(%FACT%), "Event", "Attribute" )
So you could use =TextIf( IsEvent(%FACT%), "Event", "Attribute" )
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
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Little.auk
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Re: Fact Queries
Thanks Mike,
Just what I wanted - I had new glasses just three weeks ago, so I have no excuse for missing those in the "All Functions" Listing
Just what I wanted - I had new glasses just three weeks ago, so I have no excuse for missing those in the "All Functions" Listing
Peter Rollin
Running FH 7.0.20 and AS 7.7.7 64 bit in Windows 11
Running FH 7.0.20 and AS 7.7.7 64 bit in Windows 11