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===Ancestor of bookmarked people not more than <N> generations away===

===Ancestor of the default person not more than <N> generations away===

The ”default person” is the individual that has been defined as the ”Home Person”. (The ”default” is a legacy term in Gramps that caused minor confusion she nice the word is used in so many different parts of the wiki to describe different things.)

===Duplicate ancestors of <person>===

====Person with at least one direct source >= <confidence level>====

=== Families Category===

====Events with source matching the <source filter>====

====Events with the <citation>====

====People probably alive====

Matches people without indications of death that are not too old. Values: On Date

* [[Gramps_5.1_Wiki_Manual_-_Probably_Alive#Probably_Alive_Filter|Probably Alive Filter]]

====Ancestor families of <family>====

====Bookmarked families====

====Descendant families of <family>====

====Every family====

====Places enclosed by another place====

====Places having <count> notes====

====Media objects matching parameters====

====Media objects matching the <filter>====

===Places within an area===

== Source filters ==

== Tagging ==

The concept of tagging for most people using ''gmail'' or ''thunderbird'', the [[Gramps_Glossary#tag|Tag]] feature will seem quite familiar. Instead of classifying emails into folders like in ''Outlook'' (Windows) or ''Evolution'' (Linux), emails are classified by assigning tags to them. So instead of having a disjoint N:1 classification (a email can be in one and only one folder, and a folder can contain many emails), in ''gmail'' or ''thunderbird'' there is a N:M classification (where a email can have several tags, and a tag can be applied to several emails)

You are able to add a new tag either a single or multiple list entries from any of the list views, by making the selection and then using the New Tag dialog.

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The order in the {{man label|Organize Tags}} dialog defines the priority for coloring rows in the category views.

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