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From: John W. K. <Joh...@xs...> - 2017-10-24 23:34:37
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Rich, Dave, On 2017-10-25 01:06, Dave Scheipers wrote: > Hi Rich, > > 4.2.6 on Win10 > > I just tested what you did. Birth = 1837, Death = estimated between > 1861 and 1865 > Age = between 26 and 78 > > This appears to be a bug. Using 4.2.5 I had noticed it too, but hadn't created a bug report for it. > Truthfully, I've never used the "estimated" qualifier. Removing it and > the age now shows correctly (between 24 and 28) > > If I know someone served in the Civil War without knowing any dates, I > just put it in with no dates and the description "Civil War". But I > see no problem putting "between 1861 and 1865". If I find the actual > dates it would be "from .... to ....". The way I see it, from... > to.... signifies the actual service during that span of time. I think > of the between... and... as saying "at some time between these dates, > the event happened." Most often the between... and... gets put in as > the birth based upon the age at death and any other events. I do tend to use about, calculated and estimated quite often as I gather new data and refine the data I already have with the ultimate goal to get rid of as many of them as I possibly can hoping to, at some point, end up with only firm dates. > > Just my 2 cents, Dave > ... and mine, Jk. |