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Jon Goldberg, 01/08/2015 11:14 PM
Updated almost 10 years ago by Jon Goldberg
Prefix/Suffix Mapping¶
Here, we're referring to name prefixes like "Mr.", "Ms.", "Dr.", "Senator", and suffixes like "Esq.", "Sr.", "MD", and so on.
When editing an individual's prefix/suffix, CiviCRM requires you to pick from a list. It's easy to edit, but is intended to avoid the common situation of seeing "Mr", "Mr.", "MR.", and "mr." all in the same database. When I migrate your data from another system, I can automatically remap your prefixes/suffixes to standardize them, drop bogus prefixes/suffixes, and add unusual but legit prefixes/suffixes to your CiviCRM list.
You should have in your ownCloud folder (or an e-mail from me) two files - one called "invalid prefixes.csv" and the other "invalid suffixes.csv". Please open them in a spreadsheet program (Excel, LibreOffice Calc, Google Spreadsheets, etc.) and place the following in column B:
- If it is a valid prefix/suffix, please put "keep" in column 2.
- If it's an invalid prefix/suffix, please put "blank" in column 2.
- If it needs to be changed to something else, please put the new value in column 2.
Please see the remapping below for inspiration on standardizing!
Source value | Target value |
Bro. | Brother |
Br. | Brother |
Mr. Dean | Dean |
DR | Dr. |
DR. | Dr. |
Doctor | Dr. |
Dr | Dr. |
dr | Dr. |
Father | Fr. |
Father | Fr. |
Fr | Fr. |
Judge | The Honorable |
Updated by Jon Goldberg almost 10 years ago · 2 revisions
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