Hurray! Another person that wants this enhancement. I just don't see why
everyone wouldn't want it. It's difficult to tell anyone how they are related
if it isn't printed next to the names in reports/charts. I know this
enhancement is on the list, but could Staff say how soon this may come to th
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Hurray! Another person that wants this enhancement. I just don't see why
everyone wouldn't want it. It's difficult to tell anyone how they ar
Sherry told me some time ago that this enhancement is "on the list," but
when we'll see it I just don't know.
Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN
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That would be great. I now have an event I call relationship and enter it for
all people, either how they relate to me or how they related to my husband. If
I don't, I'll be chasing people who have no connection to our lines. I would
love to be able to automatically tract relationships for my hu
My solution is to put in the User ID field a code for my relationship to
that person. Since my database is now a combination of four separate fields
I notate a different starting letter to show what line a person is to me.
H3C4R would stand for my Harris family 3rd cousin 4 times removed.
When
Elsie,
Can you provide an example of what your Relationship Event looks like?
Mary
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om: M. Brenzel
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Elsie,
Can you provide an example of what your Relationship Event looks like?
Mary
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This is how I identify Relationship as an Event:
First I Set Relationships under Tools
Then I do a Search for Relationships equal to Related
Then I set that list with Tag 1
I click on Name List
Search all Tagged 1
Under the Detail Tab I have customized my display to include Relationship
I highlig
cousin to John of Dayton.
Is that what you are suggesting?
Thanks.
Robert
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Sure, Mary
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Now you have me interested. Suppose I enter relationships to myself, that of
my Ggrandfather, and also that of my second cousin? Could you tell me
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Not quite - if I highlight the relationship and press Control C to copy it
and then go to the Events Tab and in the event called Relationship to Ruth
(for instance) and press Control V to paste, it will come up something like
1st Cousin
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Elsie,
Can you provide an example of what your Relationship Event looks like?
Mary
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This is what the Events look like for my Dad:
Noted events in his life were:
. St. Paul City Directory: 1928. John was a laborer and continued to own his
home at 735 Burr Street.
. St. Paul City Directory: 1929. John was a laborer at Home Comfort Company, a
company that made bread cabinets
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Now you have me interested. Suppose I enter relationships to myself, that of
my Ggrandfather, and also that of my
to display relationships
but it's an immediate way to see if I'm related to a given person in my
database.
Mary
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What a good idea, Mary. Thanks for sharing.
Jennifer
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Elsie,
I see what you are trying to accomplish, but must admit this is a rather
labor intensive and tedious job.
Once the "set relationship" function is used, I wish that Legacy would
display ALL the relationships between the source person and the other person.
For
example, my nephew is r
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Elsie,
I see what you are trying to accomplish, but must admit this is a rather
labor intensive and tedious job.
CG,
You make a valid point. My preference would be that the reports show the
relationships between the root person of the report(s) and the other persons
in
the report.
Jon Raymond
St Paul Park, MN
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Define all. My son has Charlemange as an ancestor
through over 1000 different paths. how many combos
should be displayed. How to decide which paths are the
more important to show. These are judgement calls.
Rich
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> Elsie,
> I see what you are trying to accomplish, but
Hi Jon,
You can see all the relationships between one person and another by
using the Relationship Calculator Tool
Only one of the relationships is shown on Family View but the others
can be shown in the Tool. From it all relationships can be charted.
Cathy
At 08:13 AM 17/04/2007, you wrot
Note that in the Relationship Calculator under Options > Limit to ...
you can set how many common ancestors to look for. I have no idea how
it works as I don't have my lines back to Charlemagne. I just have a
few marriages between different branches of the family that give
multiple relationship
ril 16, 2007 8:13 PM
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Elsie,
I see what you are trying to accomplish, but must admit this is a
rather
labor intensive and tedious job.
Once the "set relationship" function is used, I wish that Legacy
would
display ALL the relationships be
Can you tell me what Index you put the relationship in?
Mary
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M. Brenzel wrote:
Can you tell me what Index you put the relationship in?
The Index Tab. You can customise which columns are displayed.
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I'm not certain I'm following this thread correctly. My method of seeing
immediately how or if someone is related to me in my database is by using a
column in the Index to show the relationship to me, if any. Of course, it wi
;Default' option in
the "Index View Columns" window, to return to the original settings.
Mary
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Can y
Perfect! Thank you!
Mary
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Mary,
As Mike has already told you
'Default' option
in the "Index View Columns" window, to return to the original settings.
Mary
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Can you tell me
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