Chris,
Searching on Marriage Address isn't available.
I think the only thing you can do is work from the Master List for Event
Addresses (View - Master Lists - Addresses - Event) and the Show List
options there.
OR, as you say, go direct to the Access database and use SQL since you
appear to know how. So long as you make a backup before you do this, you
can always recover if you don't get it right.
Put in a suggestion to include Addresses in the Search options for Marriage.
;) I don't use Event Addresses in Legacy. The tools for Locations are
far better.
Because I don't use them, I rarely think of asking for them to be
improved. I leave that to those that do use them.
Nothing I do depends on keeping to the artificial 4 location field idea
(which works for most USA locations but not for those in Australia or
England where the majority of my research is) so I enter locations from
smallest unit to country and sort the location list right to left.
Cathy
Chris Hill <mailto:[email protected]>
Sunday, 22 July 2018 11:29 PM
Hi Jenny
No, that does not work and gives very odd responses. The problem
is that I need to look at the Addresses with the small house icon and
not at the Place of the event or marriage.
Regards
Chris
Jenny M Benson <mailto:[email protected]>
Sunday, 22 July 2018 10:23 PM
I don't think I'm quite sure exactly what you want to search for, but
will searching for a Marriage with Marriage Place empty AND a
secondary condition of Marriage with Marriage Event-Place not empty do
what you need?
Chris Hill <mailto:[email protected]>
Sunday, 22 July 2018 9:47 PM
Where necessary, usually for baptism, death and marriages, I
normally place the location of the church etc. into the corresponding
fields in the individual or the marriage, and for marriages I also
place them into events for marriage banns and witnesses. This then
means that if I enable it in the reports I will get the (address text)
in the report, which I can control as required.
My problem is that I have found that I may have missed putting the
addresses on marriage itself, but have put them on the marriage
events. What I cannot find is a search or report that will identify
this condition, and not even one that will list the addresses listed
on the marriages and their events so that I can locate those that I
need to fix, and I have 3500 marriages in my database.
I could probably fix it will a single SQL statement against the
database, but don't really want to try that.
Regards
Chris
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