FillFinds uses the consecutive number of your found log to order your finds. The Log consecutive number is assigned by gc.com to each online log in chronological order. FillFinds doesn't care what cache type it is as long as it has a found log by you and that found log has a consecutive number assigned by gc.com.
The problem is that, AFAIK, you cannot retrieve your found log for a Lab Cache from Geocaching.com, and even if you could, I don't know that they are using the same log numbering system as for other caches. Lab Caches are half baked at this point - I really wish geocaching.com would not release half baked ideas, but this is not the first time they've done it and it probably won't be the last.![rolleyes.gif]()
My advice would be:
1) Fill in the find numbers for Lab Caches manually.
2) In the future, use some method other than FillFinds for adding find numbers to your "normal" cache finds. This could be entering the number manually, or, if you use GSAK's Publish Logs to log your caches, use the approach described in this post.
The problem is that, AFAIK, you cannot retrieve your found log for a Lab Cache from Geocaching.com, and even if you could, I don't know that they are using the same log numbering system as for other caches. Lab Caches are half baked at this point - I really wish geocaching.com would not release half baked ideas, but this is not the first time they've done it and it probably won't be the last.
My advice would be:
1) Fill in the find numbers for Lab Caches manually.
2) In the future, use some method other than FillFinds for adding find numbers to your "normal" cache finds. This could be entering the number manually, or, if you use GSAK's Publish Logs to log your caches, use the approach described in this post.