Questions about numbers on the Family History Activity Report

[GStringham]

Q1: In the First Four Generation percentage, the numerator only counts those with a FamilySearch account tied to their church membership. Is the denominator ALL members in that unit? In other words, 6-month-old Junior is pulling down the percentage because he has been too busy teething. And thus 100% can never be achieved. Is that correct?

Q2: In the Members Participating in FH Activities, Added Names to Tree, stats, if I add a living person, such as my children, is that considered adding a name? Or does it have to be the name of a dead person?

Q3: In the Added Memory to Tree number, If I tagged a person to a photo that was already uploaded, does that count? Or would I have to actually upload a photo or create a new memory?

[russellhltn]

For your first question, I'd refer you to this post. It appears that all ADULT members in the unit make up the denominator.

[aebrown]

Many of these questions are answered in the Family History Activity Report (FHAR) Guide. But here are some specific answers:

Q1: In the First Four Generation percentage, the numerator only counts those with a FamilySearch account tied to their church membership. Is the denominator ALL members in that unit? In other words, 6-month-old Junior is pulling down the percentage because he has been too busy teething. And thus 100% can never be achieved. Is that correct?

No, the denominator includes all youth and adults (not children). Youth start getting counted on January 1 of the year that they turn 12 (the same time they enter YM or YW).

Q2: In the Members Participating in FH Activities, Added Names to Tree, stats, if I add a living person, such as my children, is that considered adding a name? Or does it have to be the name of a dead person?

Adding any person to the Family Tree counts -- living or dead. I know that the help article says you need to add an "ancestor" but any person added to the tree is counted.

Q3: In the Added Memory to Tree number, If I tagged a person to a photo that was already uploaded, does that count? Or would I have to actually upload a photo or create a new memory?

Tagging doesn't count. You have to actually create a memory, meaning that you upload a photo or document or audio file, or create a story.

[GStringham]

Many of these questions are answered in the Family History Activity Report (FHAR) Guide. But here are some specific answers:

Thanks for the answers. I had searched for the answers online but had not come across that guide for LCR's FHAR over in FamilySearch. And thanks for answering the questions not in that guide.