SUJET :

The number of results for a family differs in overview and list.

Besides the difference of living people and so protected from list, there is be a difference even when logged in ( as me ) for some families.

What else does a family not to show in the list?

Overview:

I am logged in:

result:

result when logged off:

Is there someone who perhaps has an idea or a hint for me?

Logged in: 67 results.
Public: 61 results.
So you seen to have 6 private families.

Then you say there is a difference in two public lists. For me it is not clear what we are looking at.
Can you show a bit more of the screen and what menu path you took to get there?

for lists families letter F families Fobbe there are shown 69 Families.
That is, why I asked.

There are 2 families missing, but where do I find them?

Have you compared the list with 69 families and the list with 67 families? What is the specialty of the two families?

To search for the 6 private families is another topic.

there is no list with 69 families. That number only appears in the overview!

> That number only appears in the overview!

That number is not a count of individuals. It is actually a count of names.
So, if someone has two name records with the same surname, it will count twice.

This is a performance optimisation.

In the table of families/individuals, the duplicates will be removed.

Try to exclude persons which have name F... as married name. When not then couples, where the wife has a married name cann be counted twice. Even there will be included a couple where the wife has a "correct" married name form another marriage.

I cannot say if this is a bug, or feature.

I think I have removed all "duplicate" names (for Fobbe): perhaps if there married both with surname "Fobbe". I'll check.

Ok: That is the reason and explanation!

@Rola: I have removed all married names from the gedcom (besides of 3 indis with other surnames). (I don't know when the law in Germany changed, but till then the wife always got the surname of her husband. So I did not enter a married name for these indis.)