I would like to create a chart showing all my relatives. First I mark my relatives (after unmarking everyone). Then I create the chart. Why are my brother's children not on the chart?
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Terry -
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Check the status of the Prune options in that chart's parameters box. I always get the children and I have never checked that box. Yes, this is an assumption I'm making.
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Am curious as to why you're marking people. Is it to leave out spouses? Knowing the parameters of the marking is probably the key to figuring out why your nieces/nephews are not included.Comment
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I was just playing with the Mark function. I unmarked everybody and got almost what I wanted. Her grandfather married twice and I got 3 boxes for him; one with him alone and two more with each of his wives.TerryComment
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Still not sure about what happened with brother's children, but it sounds like going to that grandfather's family view and editing his marriages is in order.
One thing I like about charts is that they're so visual... some things you'd never notice otherwise pop out and hit you between the eyes.Comment
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Your are right Tim. Years ago before I got a Mac, I used FTM. They had something called "All in One" Chart. It was great for finding problems with my data files. When I get the problems with my granddaughters chart fixed, you will probably be seeing it. I want to give it to her for Christmas.Originally posted by ttl View PostTerryComment
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