The Preposition you tie to a given location will be used when you use
"that and only that" location. That is why I said you would need a
second location of New York, one with the preposition as probably and
one without. When you use the second copy of New York for those people
who you "know" were there their reports would use the standard "in" and
those where you use the version with the preposition of probably will
use that preposition.
Sorry! I just found the above will not work. I tried to make two copies
of a location name and Legacy went automatically to a merge duplicate
locations screen. It looks like you are not allowed to have two
locations with exactly the same name and different prepositions. You
will have to make some slight change in the way you name the second New
York to use that work around. That makes it easier to pick the right one
from the list anyway.
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frankanedc wrote:
Thanks for the try, Brian, but I think that would be messy. Then I
would be entering "city, county, state" for location, whether it is a
probable location or a specific location, and they would all print out
"probably city, county, state" Also, you wouldn't see the probably
in the individual view, only when printing a report. You really need to
be able to remove any and all prepositions. Or else, I suppose I could
put in "city, county, state probably" and then the "in" wouldn't look so
bad.
Frances
Brian wrote:
Did you try using probably as the preposition? I tried that and the
probably stuck. Then you would need two different New York's one with
probably and one with in as the prepositions. I did not go on to see
how you would pick them out when entering locations though.
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frankanedc wrote:
I am trying to do some chronology reports. Some of my locations are
entered as "probably New York" etc. It comes out in the reports as
"in probably New York" I have gone to the Master Location List and
tried to edit the probable locations by removing the preposition but
it keeps popping back in. What do I have to do to get rid of the
preposition?
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