Map compare tool - the key above the map says 15, but map shows three

Question

I'm trying to find caches that have been archived in my area. I've set up a filter for the area and date, added the 'Include Archived/Disabled' filter set to Archived, and added a custom filter that should display only archived caches.

When I run this I get a map. Above the map there is a key entry for caches found by me, and another for caches I haven't found. For the specific filter I've set up I see this

  The 0 caches that only gasbottle has logged
 The 15 caches that neither has logged
 

However, on the map I see only three entries, and only three appear in the list for 'None Found'. The lists for 'Both Found and 'gasbottle found' are both empty.

What am I doing wrong?

Comments

Please, share the link.

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Is this what you mean?

http://project-gc.com/Tools/MapCompare?profile_name=gasbottle&country=New+Zealand&region=North+Island&county=Wellington&nonefound=on&onefound=on&bothfound=on&ownfound=on&location=S+41°+15.731+E+174°+45.568&max_distance=16&fromyyyy=2017&frommm=5&fromdd=1&toyyyy=2017&tomm=12&todd=31&showarchived=on&custom_filter=2&submit=Filter

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That looks like a bug in either custom filters or in map compare. The "query" looks good to me.

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Ok, thanks for your input. What should I do now? Is there a way to move this to bug reports?

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Edit the question and change the category to Bug reports.

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Done. Thanks again.

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Yup, I agree. it is a bug. The question is: Which data set is correct? Is the count correct and we are not shown the full list of caches, or is the data set correct and the count wrong? I have tried different variations on your query and it looks like a general bug in the way Map Compare handles archived caches - it counts non-archived caches correctly.

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Over the weekend several caches in this area were archived (about six on one day alone) - I was running the query to find out which ones. Clearly some of the affected caches are not on the list so the data set is definitely wrong. I can't say whether the count is correct, but it's likely to be in the right ball park.

Answer 1

My guess is that you haven't clicked all of the "none found", "one found", "both found" and "owned as found" checkboxes.

Comments

None Found and One Found were both checked. I tried checking the other two but it made no difference.