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no merge for Birthdate

GraffGerald
GraffGerald ✭
June 24 edited November 5 in Social Groups

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it help, if the birth date will also be merge

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  • Mary Anna Ebert
    Mary Anna Ebert ✭✭✭
    June 25

    @GraffGerald Thanks for the feedback. What were you expecting to happen here?

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  • Gordon Collett
    Gordon Collett ✭✭✭✭✭
    June 26

    I'm sure he is requesting what people have been requesting on and off ever since the original FamilyTree merge routine was put into production:

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    That is, the ability to move over just the date or just the place rather than being required to take both as a single unit.

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  • Rhonda Budvarson
    Rhonda Budvarson ✭✭✭✭
    July 1

    @Gordon Collett thank you for the clarification :)

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  • Mary Anna Ebert
    Mary Anna Ebert ✭✭✭
    July 2

    @Gordon Collett What do you think should happen here?

    Do you think we should be able to pick date and place separately?

    Should people be able to pick values based on the sources?

    Thanks for your feedback!


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  • Gordon Collett
    Gordon Collett ✭✭✭✭✭
    July 3

    I think that during a merge is the worst time to do any editing and that since dates and places always are edited as a block, they should not be separated during a merge. I'm fine with the way things are now and the need to go to a profile after a merge to make any necessary further improvements.

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  • Adrian Clark
    Adrian Clark ✭
    July 3

    Looking at the example of Herman Reinecke, what we need to end up with in the Birth section is a Date of 'May 1840' and a place of 'Holzminden, Brunswick, Germany' which is a standardised place. The merge facility does not allow this to happen and as had been said you have to go back into the merged record to amend this. You would also have had to make a note of the change you want to make to the merged record as the May 1840 date no longer appears on the merged record. Far better to correct things in one place as you find them.

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  • Mary Anna Ebert
    Mary Anna Ebert ✭✭✭
    July 9

    @Gordon Collett and @Adrian Clark thanks for your feedback!

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  • GraffGerald
    GraffGerald ✭
    July 17

    Thanks for the information

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