How to list created profiles

Question

Hi. i am a coordinator of Chipilo, Puebla, One Place Study Project. I have created all the profiles for which I have evidence of existance since 1882 in that location because I have access to bibliographical notes that are securely kept by the Mexico General Archive, so they have a high percentage of reliability.

Because I am supposed  to show in a table these profiles' main data, I need to list them first because I don't remember the almost 200 I have ceated.  Is there a way to do it based on my ID ?

Answer 1

This should get you pretty close, unless you have been creating a lot of other profiles not associated with your One Place Study. Basically, it's your Family Activity Feed, Watchlist, selecting Profile Creation Only.

Comments

Thank you for replying. These are profiles not related to my family members, but only to a OPS.  I'll try it.

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Jamie's suggestion is a good idea!

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"Family Activity Feed" is a bit of a misnomer. It isn't necessarily your actual family, but any profile that you created or contributed to.

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Again, Jamie, you've been very helpful.

Answer 2

If you created them and you are still the Profile Manager for the profiles, you will find all of the profiles you have created in your Watchlist.

On your profile click on my WikiTree, on the drop down list close to the bottom you will find Watchlist. Click on that and they will all be there.

Then you can add the One Place study category to their profiles.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Chipilo%2C_Puebla_One_Place_Study

Comments

Thank you very much. Maybe there are people who took the management of profiles, although not too probable. I'll see results.

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People cannot adopt a profile created by you, unless you orphaned them, that is removed yourself as profile manager.

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Got it. Thank you very much, M Ross

Answer 3

I used WikiTree plus to find Chipilo, Puebla and only 12 came up, most of them with you as PM.  I added the one place category to the other three.  Theoretically you could use WikiTree Plus or also the category listing of all people there.  But there aren't upwards of 200 profiles like that in either place.  Perhaps WTPlus hasn't been updated, but categories update real time and there still are only 12 profiles in the category.  

The reason to use WTPlus is that you can export the data in an excel spreadsheet format which could save you time creating a table.  If you want to go that route, perhaps wait a bit to try another download.

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Thank you for this reply. Yes, sorry. I didn't remember what happened. I took pictures of the inscription at the municipal plaza showing the names of the founders. A list of almost 200 hundred people, but when I started searching in México National Archive, I could only find migration reference for a small group, because migration law was issued on 1926 and that's when authorities began keeping records of immigrants.