
Lynn,
If you want to exclude living, but also exclude some recently deceased, you can probably implement a Person Filter to do that. When writing a filter, you select the people you want, so your filter would be something like this:
Person Filter: All must pass (AND)
Not Living
At least one must pass (OR)
Event Count: No Death Events
Filter: All must pass (AND)
Tag Type: Death
Tag Filter Type: selected
Selected Types: Death
Operator: equal-to
Comparand: 0
Primary Death Not Recent
Filter: All must pass (AND)
Date: Tag Date Before 1 jan 2020
Operator: before
Date1: 1 Jan 2020
Tag Type: Death Event
Tag Filter Type: selected
Selected Types: Death
The filter above selects people who are (A) not living and (B) meet one of these conditions: (C) no death event or (D) primary death is not recent.
That logic is not fool-proof. For example, you may have people who did not die recently, and you know where they died, but not when. If those people have an undated death event, I don’t think they will be selected because the death event won’t pass the “not recent” part of the filter.
Also, please note that T2G will still treat the people who are recently deceased, but not included, as deceased. So, for example, if they are mentioned in an event shared with a person that is included, their name will appear. In other words, the filters in the people section that determine where names are shown is not affected by the filter above.
And… Living People Private won’t apply to recently deceased people.
John Cardinal
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