Jenny,

I don't know beans about British census records, but are you sure RG 14 isn't 
listed at the top of the report, i.e. that it isn't part of the Master Source 
that is already pre-programmed by Legacy, rather than a Source Detail that you 
must enter?  That is the way the US census templates works, and when running a 
report for a single source, the "equivalent" high level series number is at the 
top of the report, not in the detail string of roll numbers, dwelling numbers, 
page numbers, etc. for each person using that source.

In playing briefly with the 1911 England Census template, it looks similar to 
the US ones in that RG 78, RG 14 is pre-programmed and would therefore appear 
at the top of the report as part of the Master Source (assuming it works 
similarly to the US templates when running a report, which of course it very 
well may not), not in the detail string for each person.

Connie

--- On Wed, 5/5/10, Jenny M Benson <[email protected]> wrote:

> I needed a list of people I had found
> on the 1911 England & Wales
> Census, together with the Census references, so I tagged
> the 1911 Master
> Source and ran a Source Report for the tagged Source.
>
> Fine.  I got what I needed.  In most cases a line
> of the report reads
> something like:
>
> Event:  England Census:  RG78, 32, RG 14 959, 10,
> 6, 57, 12 ...
>
> However, I have noticed one record where the line reads:
>
> Event:  England Census:  RG78, 34976, 641, 1, 11,
> 9999 ...
>
> In other words, two elements appear to be missing - a
> number and "RG14"
> - Series Piece Number and Departmental Code.
>
> Checking that person's record, I see that I have filled in
> the SW
> template exactly correctly except that there was no Series
> Piece Number
> (the second element) or I did not know it.  But why
> was the RG14
> (Departmental Code) not included in the Source
> Report?  It does show in
> the Citation Preview and in the Citation on a Report.
>







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