Total # of Constituents

I thought that you were referring to List Manager, but I think you are looking at Constituent Search.  Sorry for any confusion!

If you go to List Manager, start a new list, and use the criteria ConstituentId, operator “>=”, and enter 1, this will give you a list containing all constituents.  I would recommend against opening the list contents though!

How about:

ConstituentId >= 1

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From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Sarah Recca
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 4:21 PM
To: Ryan Creps
Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] Total # of Constituents

Does anyone know how to find out the total number of constituents that are in their Tessitura database?  I was told that if you entered the '%' sign in the 'lname' search field and press enter and it would come up with all constituents in the database.  That doesn't seem to be working though. Any other ideas??

Thanks!
Sarah

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I thought that you were referring to List Manager, but I think you are looking at Constituent Search.  Sorry for any confusion!

If you go to List Manager, start a new list, and use the criteria ConstituentId, operator “>=”, and enter 1, this will give you a list containing all constituents.  I would recommend against opening the list contents though!

How about:

ConstituentId >= 1

+Ryan Creps

+Tessitura Network

From: Tessitura Development Forum [mailto:forums-development@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Sarah Recca
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2011 4:21 PM
To: Ryan Creps
Subject: [Tessitura Development Forum] Total # of Constituents

Does anyone know how to find out the total number of constituents that are in their Tessitura database?  I was told that if you entered the '%' sign in the 'lname' search field and press enter and it would come up with all constituents in the database.  That doesn't seem to be working though. Any other ideas??

Thanks!
Sarah

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