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In NPSP, we mark members of a household as deceased, but many spouses/partners remain. I find that the informal and formal greetings still include the name of the deceased   , and the deceased member is still included in the count of household members.   I could swear that this didn't used to be the case. And according to the documentation on that field it is supposed to be removed.  But this isn't happening.  Is there some setting I'm missing? Some switch to throw? Our org is a senior college. Got lotsa widows and widowers out there.

 

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I can't select the 'Map' button in the data import because it's covered up by the 'Cancel' and 'Next' bar. Has anyone had this problem and figured out a fix?

I can't select the 'Map' button in the data import because it's covered up by the 'Cancel' and 'Next' bar. Has anyone had this problem and figured out a fix?

 

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  1. Apr 8, 2024, 2:30 PM

    You can create this custom NPSP object by upload. It requires two preexisting contacts which can make it challenging.

    I use Apsona because I don’t need ids to match contacts.

    I don’t believe NPSP data importer does support relationships easily or at least out of the box. I could be wrong if you approach it with custom mappings.

    --Terry

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