your 3rd grandfather would be your grandson’s 5th grandfather From: Martha Graham Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2016 7:24 PM To: Legacy User Group Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Relationship calculation - charts, etc
Good Afternoon, I was intrigued by the questions and tried an experiment or two. Here is what I wanted to do: Figure out how my 3rd Grandfather was related to my Grandson. 1. I changed the Relationship settings from myself to my 3rd great-grandfather. Then I used the Miscellaneous Search functions to set the parameters I thought might produce the report I wanted. 2. Open the 'Search' Function, click on the 'Detailed' Tab The first set - Select: Individual. Where: Dropdown box, select Surname. How, Equal. What: I entered my 3 x G Grandfather's Surname: Averill 3. Second Set: Individual, Relationship, Equal to, Related 4. Third Set: Individual, Surname, Equal to, Simonaro [my Grandson's Surname] Use 'and' in all the slots. Then Click the 'Create List' tab at the bottom. Guess what? My grandson is not related. If I set the 'and' to 'or' in the 3rd set, it produces a list of 97 people who are related. The search list of the 97 people can be tagged and a report made. Martha In Los Osos, CA
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