How do I get all my caches unique

[+Kpt. Davy Jones]

I have a problem I have found 1329 caches and 1326 unique, how do I get all my caches unique.

 

Greetings,

 

Kpt. Davy Jones

[+Mr. Wilson & a Mt. Goat]

I have a problem I have found 1329 caches and 1326 unique, how do I get all my caches unique.

 

Greetings,

 

Kpt. Davy Jones

 

It means that you've logged a "found it" log on a specific cache more than once. (In this case, multiple caches have probably been logged more than once)

 

GSAK will let you know which caches it is.

[+Gitchee-Gummee]

I have a problem I have found 1329 caches and 1326 unique, how do I get all my caches unique.

 

Greetings,

 

Kpt. Davy Jones

 

It means that you've logged a "found it" log on a specific cache more than once. (In this case, multiple caches have probably been logged more than once)

 

GSAK will let you know which caches it is.

...or, you could hand-search all 1326 of your unique finds to locate the three that were double logged.

Good luck with that!

[+ODragon]

Did you log any events more than once?

[+The A-Team]

Using the "Find bad logs" checker on Project-GC.com, I was able to determine that you've double-logged the following GC codes:

GC1DNWQ

GC1F399

GC1CQN7

 

You'll need to delete one of your logs on each.

[+ngrrfan]

Using the "Find bad logs" checker on Project-GC.com, I was able to determine that you've double-logged the following GC codes:

GC1DNWQ

GC1F399

GC1CQN7

 

You'll need to delete one of your logs on each.

Is it possible that you intentionally revisited these 3 caches for some reason, such as a TB drop or swap? If so, when you revisit a cache you don't write a "Found it" log but rather you write a "Note" log entry online.