Regan,

Given the pic you sent along with your message, it would appear to me that your GSAK database was built from the "My Finds" type of gpx files.  If the only finds in your GSAK database are your own, then you still need to run the ADDLOGS macro (as AZcachemeister suggested) against a filtered list of your own caches in your DB.  This will then fill in all of the other finds (via direct HTML page scrape, so no 20 entry limit) and you will be able to see the finders of your caches.

Make sure you are running the ADDLOGS against a filtered list or you will quickly run afoul of the geocaching site when the macro pounds away at each and every cache in your DB.

Tim

---- Regan Smith <evilfish@cox.net> wrote: 

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SIGH

<less than optimal stats picture was here!>

is what I get...

Next...

AZcachemeister wrote:
> The macro is called FindStatGen...HERE 
> <http://gsak.net/board/index.php?s=37e3e4bcc6c65d35b46b12f41a4caea3&showtopic=4623&st=40&#entry69096>!
>
> To get the section you included below, you will need a database in 
> GSAK that includes all your owned caches, and EVERY LOG POSTED to each 
> and every one. Luckily there is another macro you can run which will 
> add all the logs posted to a cache into it's entry in GSAK...ADDLOGS 
> <http://gsak.net/board/index.php?showtopic=5009&st=20&#entry67101>.
>
> ENJOY!
> ACM
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> Regan Smith wrote:
>>
>>
>> anyway this is what I want from gsak but can not locate the macro or 
>> how to get that information...
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