Will do.
Jeff
Paula Ryburn wrote:
Well, if you do the Search> Missing Source field-by-field (say, start
with Birth dt & place), then the Print function allows you to print
out everyone who's missing a source for that... you can print their
name & birth information and title it "missing birth source
citations" or some such.
I guess it depends on how you want to "attack" it.
Hey, maybe you can then search the search results list for those born
in a given state, and start searching online or requesting records or
whatever.
Good luck...... and would you mind posting back here if you find a
workable solution?
Thanks,
--Paula
--- On Fri, 7/17/09, jeffma...@orthohelp.com
<jeffma...@orthohelp.com> wrote:
Yes, I realize that. Thank
you.
However, it would be really nice if the "missing sources"
report would come
in a similar format as that of the "Potential Problems"
report. In that
report
there are only 2 columns:
-Name
-Problem,
the first giving the individual's name and the second
explaining the
problem.
An ideal "Missing Sources" report would also have 2
analogous columns:
-Name and
-the specific item missing a source.
That would be really cool to have and easier to work from.
Ah well. Maybe I can create a report like that from within
Access.
Thanks again.
Jeff
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