Allows any Address and Place comma-separated column parts to be re-arranged by mapping any source part to any target part. Any Address part that duplicates a Place part may be enclosed in [[privacy]] brackets to hide them in Reports. Otherwise, any Address part that duplicates a Place part, or Place part that duplicates an Address part, may be erased. It also allows the Address or Place fields to be right or left justified.
A subset of Place records may be selected before running the plugin or a subset of Address & Place combinations may be selected via the plugin Input Filter tab.
Download Rearrange Address and Place Parts V1.8
- Family Historian Version(s): V5 V6 V7
- Plugin Type: Standard
- Written by Mike Tate
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- See Help page for more information
Version History
- V1.8: Copes better with very large Projects; Latest V3.3 library modules used;
Copes with Place names that only differ by the upper/lower case of some letters;
RESTORE PLUGIN DEFAULT SETTINGS does NOT now alter the Input Filter tab Sort by Address/Place mode; - V1.7: Cope with Rich Text Place name links; Fix memory leaks for large projects;
Temporary fix for MoveNextSpecial bug; Latest V3.2 library modules; - V1.6: FH V7 Lua 3.5 IUP 3.28 compatible;
- V1.5: Repair the Help and Advice page broken links;
Colour Output Column Part when a non-default Input Column Part is chosen;
Allow Input Filter list to Sort by Address as well as Sort by Place; - V1.4: Allows Input Filter to be preselected from Place records in FH V6;
- V1.3: Bug fix for deleting blank Place/Address field;.
- V1.2: Bug fix for Input Filter display problem;
- V1.1: Allows duplicated parts to be erased, handles complex mappings, and improves user interface;
- V1.0: Initial published version;
It’s a great app !!
A Little wish: Could it be possible to make the prefixes and suffixes optional (checkmark). Maybe a checkmark for each of the result set and the ‘real’ rearranging. The changes could then be made with prefixes/suffixes on a copy, verified and then repeated on the original without prefixes/suffixes.
This would raise my rating from 5 to 6 (-;
Best regards
Jens Erik Graversgaard
In general it is not possible to avoid the prefixes and suffixes, due to the rules for naming Place records.