Ron,
If the cemetery is entered into the Addresses, then you need to go to
View - Master Lists - Addresses - Event, highlight the right one and use
Show List.
Once you see the list, use the Create Search list button, then close out
back to the main Legacy screen and you should get a pop-up asking if you
want to view the Search list you just created.
There you can use Options - Assign a Hashtag to everyone in the list.
How you get a relevant search list depends on how things are entered.
eg if you had entered a special Cemetery event and put the name of the
cemetery in the Event Description, then you'd do a Detailed search on
Event Description.
If it was only in Burial notes then you'd search Burial notes.
Cathy
David Cripps <mailto:cripps_...@iinet.net.au>
Monday, 22 May 2017 11:24 AM
Hi Ron,
I haven't tried it, but why not try:
View >> Master List >> Location then search for your burial address and
under Options you can choose to tag that list.
From the tagged list it should be easy to set-up your hashtag from there.
Can't see why this shouldn't work for you Ron.
Cheers
Dave Cripps
Goodwin Genealogy <mailto:goodwingeneal...@gmail.com>
Monday, 22 May 2017 7:51 AM
I need help in setting up a hash tag list for everyone buried in a
cemetery; eg. all those buried under one “Burial Address” such as
Mountain View Memorial Gardens.
I can find how to create a list for this under “Burial _Place_” but
not under “Burial _Address_” which would show me the name of the cemetery.
I have relatives buried in four cemeteries all within the one city and
I would like to set up a hash tag for each cemetery.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Ron
Ottawa, Ontario
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