You CAN keep whatever you enter in a date field - but you lose some
of the other checking features. Simply turn off Date Checking in
Options > Customise - Dates Tab.
No problem with Gedcom export. Some programs may have problems
importing non-standard dates but I haven't seen that.
I think i
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From: "ronald ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Date entry and date sort
You need to go to Options>Customise>Dates and set the formats as you wish
Ron Ferguson
2006 7:38 PM
Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Date entry and date sort
Or..
"between 1910 and 1915"...?
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Jenny M Benson wrote
However, to get what you mean to print correctly in reports you need to enter
from 1910-1915 which Legacy will change to From 1910 to 1915
OR
bet 1910-1915 which Legacy will change to Between 1910 and 1915
The latter is much more logical when you think about it. Da
Cathy wrote
However, to get what you mean to print correctly in reports you need to enter
from 1910-1915 which Legacy will change to From 1910 to 1915
OR
bet 1910-1915 which Legacy will change to Between 1910 and 1915
The latter is much more logical when you think about it. Dates
expr
Hi Pat,
Take a look at Options > Customise
Dates tab.
I think you'll find you have your date separator set to /
If you change this to the dash, you'll get the look you want.
However, to get what you mean to print correctly in reports you need to enter
from 1910-1915 which Legacy will change
Pat,
Go to Options -> Customize -> Dates -> and change your separator from
slash to dash.
Susan
On 10/18/06, Patricia Hickin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In entering a date range, I encounter the following problem:
I enter "1910-1915" (without the quotes); what appears is "1910/1915." To me
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Or..
"between 1910 and 1915"...?
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I think you co
I think you could enter "from 1910 to 1915" (without the quotes).
Mary Young
On 10/18/06, Patricia Hickin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In entering a date range, I encounter the following problem:
I enter "1910-1915" (without the quotes); what appears is "1910/1915."
Legacy User Group guideli
In entering a date range, I encounter the following problem:
I enter "1910-1915" (without the quotes); what appears is "1910/1915." To me
a slash mark means something more like "it's one or the other, I don't know
which." (I would use a comma if it were something that occurred in both
1910 an
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