You were perfectly clear about what you had done. Those modifications only affect one specific fact at a time. As Lorna said and as the ‘Report Fact Sentence Templates’ advice I referred to

Can you guarantee that there's always a date? If so, maybe you could replace {date} {place} {age} by This was {date} {place} {age} This will result in 2 sentences (in English) for the one

Miriam Have you tried changing the position of the date in the sentence to see if it makes a difference to the output It would also help if you copied the actual template rather than quote an

I have a feeling that v7 altered the production of the narrative sentences slightly, because I had an issue with the number of embedded spaces that CP Support said was because I was trying to control

Hello everyone Since the upgrade to V7, I’m now preparing a report for my niece and some of the sentences are not coming out the same as previous reports. I cannot work it out, and as it is

Lorna, I was hoping for an automated way but I guess the old cut and paste will work. On Sunday, August 15, 2021,

Mike, I was probably unclear as to what I have done. I created a test project and modified the specific sentences and roles for one individual. The standard birth fact is untouched and everything I

Full details are in the FHUG KB Narrative Report Fact Sentence Templates: https://fhug.org.uk/kb/kb-article/narrative-report-fact-sentence-templates/ After setting the global default sentences

You need to use Tools>Fact Types, then select the fact and click Edit.  You can change the main sentence template there. Then click on the Roles button to select each role in turn to edit it.

I have been working on modifying sentences to read better (to me anyway). I have changed the basic sentence for an individual by editing a fact and then in the sentence box changed the sentence. I

To rearrange your Place &/or Address parts there is the cunningly named plugin ‘Rearrange Address and Place Parts’. That can adjust the number of comma-separated parts, move Address parts into

Joop van Beek, I've been looking into how I want to store address information and it appears that if I include the address as part of place I will get an entry in places for every address, OK but very

I only use the Place fact (no Address) and structure it like: 1. name of the town, village etc. 2. name of the street, sublocation etc. 3. name of the country (or state, county etc. followed by name

John, are you referring to the advice in the FHUG Knowledge Base in the section on Importing from FTM? If so, it sounds as if you have successfully followed the guidance on exporting a

Hi John, As has been suggested to others, it is often easier to discuss these issues in the FHUG Forums. There it is easier to attach screenshots, attach snippets of GEDCOM, cross-refer to the

This may or may not be of use in your situation Edward, but when I decided to get "fancy" with my Occupation Attribute sentence, it took a LOT of trial and error. I got there in the end, with

I have previously tried exporting GEDCOM file from FTM11 to FH7 before I knew anything about errors that would occur during the importing of the GEDCOM file into FH7, and then lost the log file

Mike Thank you. It is always nice to see how various items affect other items. I will try to avoid digging myself into that hole.

Colevalleygirl, I tried the textpart but was unsuccessful. It either returned nothing or I had a syntax error and the sentence just displayed the expression. I will need to experiment with this. In

I advise against creating your own custom Baptism attribute, because the standard Baptism Event contributes to key FH features. For example, its Date affects the estimated date of birth and estimated