Individual Record Flags are nothing directly to do with Diagram Icons. Earlier you said you used the AS Tools > Flag Assignment command to add a Flag for every Census. That adds Individual Record

Derek, FH Plugins don’t use Microsoft Edge but use Internet Explorer and currently there seems to be no alternative available to Plugins. I think you might actually be talking about the FH Web

Thanks Mike As I said in my reply to Lorna, I may have mislead as I don't believe that I am adding flags to records just icons and columns. I may have used the word flag incorrectly meaning icon. My

If you edit the Text From Source in the Source record again you can add the hyperlink to each Individual. Use the paperclip Icon in the toolbar to add a link to each Individual in place of just their

Hi Jane, There are two points here. The first is that, having added the census and occupation facts to the extra individuals manually, you need to cite the Source record as evidence. First make

Hello readers, I'm getting annoyed with the microsoft browser. Although I have Google setup as my default browser when I use plugins on Family Historian it opens Microsoft Edge. Which means to use the

Using Expressions in both Diagram Box Conditions and in Records Window Columns is recommended because it checks that you actually have Census Events with associated Source Citations. That is what you

Hi I am using the latest version of FH. I have created a census source using 'create source from template' and the data entry assistant. I have subsequently realized that the family extended over two

Thanks Lorna, That has sorted it out. All the ticks and icons are now showing correctly for 1939 'Register' I'm confused about the alternate ways to showing icons on diagrams. Perhaps I have been

Hi Helen, In the Facts tab of the Individual’s Property box, select the preferred occupation and then click the cog wheel icon in the Facts tab toolbar. Then select Fact Flags and set the

The simplest way to find all the Sources whose generic Type you need to change is to look at the Sources tab of the Records window. Click the heading of the Generic Type column. Then scroll down to

Many people have more than one occupation during their lives: Scholar, Apprentice Cooper, Cooper, Master Cooper, from censuses etc giving different facts at different times. I want to make FH display

Mike said: Firstly, the Record Flags are not involved whatsoever, because you are using Expressions. I advise you to delete all those Census 1841 to 1939 Flags and avoid any future confusion. Why do

Welcome, Steve, What you call tags are known as Diagram Box Icons (tags have a different meaning). There is advice in the FHUG Knowledge Base on ‘Using Icons’ with example

I have been using FH for about two months. I have recently learned how to implement 'simple' tags. My skill level is minimal, but I have entered an expression to highlight any box wherein the

P.S. When you mentioned the Source Filter I assumed you were referring to the filter for the Source Titles. But perhaps you were referring to the Record Type box? (A Slightly

Neil, In your earlier message you said that in AS you "....found the 29 people when unticking the Source Filter (8 found when ticked)". So the problem definitely lies with

It worked a treat - thank you, Mike. Roger

Neil, Firstly, the Record Flags are not involved whatsoever, because you are using Expressions. I advise you to delete all those Census 1841 to 1939 Flags and avoid any future confusion. To

Neil, Are you sing the expression =IsTrue(%INDI.CENS[year=1939].SOUR>_TYPE% = "Census") ? You have 29 people with a 1939 census Event but do they all have a Source type of ‘Census’?