Thanks, Kurt, that was part of it.  It improved some of the numbers, but
not all.  Even when I did an export to a new Legacy file, the numbers
were different.  It's just baffling why things like the number of unique
surnames, master locations, master sources, and repositories would be
different.  Guess I need more testing.
Rose


----- Original Message -----
From: "Kurt Kneeland" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2013 19:36:59 -0600
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] export gives different number of persons

> I ran an export and my counts for individuals and families matched
exactly.
>
> Check your Export Privacy Options.  If you have Private/Invisible
individuals, marriages, events, etc., they won't be exported unless you
select the applicable options.  There's also an option at bottom of the
privacy options list that controls whether your privacy option selections
are remembered for future exports.
>
============================

> I tried to export my data, first to a GEDCOM, and second to a new Legacy
file.  Before doing the export, I did a check/repair and a compacting of
the file. I exported all individuals in the file.
>
> The numbers in the export are not the same as reported in the General
Information screen.  The database shows 2492 persons, the exports, both
to GEDCOM and Legacy, show 2348.  The numbers on master events, media
items, repositories, event addresses, master sources, locations are all
different from database to export.
>
> Does anyone know what would account for these differences?  Losing almost
150 people when exporting is distressing.  How can I reliably get my data
exported from Legacy?
>
> Rose




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