Another approach to this is to use something like FlySpeed SQL Query
to query the tables. SQL is not that difficult to learn and FlySpeed
gives you a more graphic interface. Access SQL doesn't truly follow
the standard. And once you know SQL you can certainly develop your own
reports beyond what
Dear Forum Members,
I am trying to produce a report that will be a start
off point for us to produce an updated address list
for all living descendants of an ancestor who has
2,500 descendants, ie too many to create the report by
manual means. We don't know who among this 2,500 is
still living,
Instead of working in Access, you can get what you want from the Name
List/Search List in Legacy.
Tag the people you want and show that tag number in the Name List.
Go to Print, choose the fields you want
If I understand you,
RIN, Surname, Given Names, Birthdate, Address Name, Address - pick
3 matches
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