When you check your data health, you'll now see a rating of Good, Fair, or Poor along with your percentage. A Good rating is between 90% and 100%, and your data is clean. A Fair rating is between 75% and 89%, and your data could use a little work. A Poor rating is under 75%, and you should consider cleaning up your data.

On the Results tab, you'll now see more information related to any problems with your records. The text under each record specifies which name, title, gender, or other data you need to review and correct.

We also added a new tab called Exceptions. Here, you can mark family records that you want to exclude from the data health calculations. For example, you may have a duplicate record that you keep for a certain purpose, and you don't want to keep seeing it in the data health results. You can mark that record as an exception. Once you mark records, click back to the Results tab, and you'll be prompted to recalculate your data health—this time, without the records you marked as exceptions.

If you're using the Greek Orthodox version of Church Office, the data in your file must match one of the predefined values used in the Saint Name drop-down list (excluding the date at the end).

If you're not using the Greek Orthodox version, the data from your file will be posted as text in the Saint's Name field.

Greek Orthodox Version	Non-Greek Version

We updated the Full Page Confirmation Certificate to accommodate longer names. If the name is 40 characters or shorter, it prints as usual. If it's over 40 characters, the font size decreases so the full confirmation name can fit on the certificate.

With this release, a note will now display that reminds you to recalculate the name formats whenever you change this option. From this note, you can click Help to see the steps for the Change Names process.