# How do you find Citations attachment points?

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> [@emyoulation](#):
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> Is there an easier way to have isolated this connection?

The Gramps data structure consists of a hierarchy of secondary objects contained within primary objects. What you need is a list of secondary objects which contain the reference. It would be fairly easy to write some code to do this.

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