Ron,
This did EXACTLY what I needed it to do.  Thanks.
Laura

On 9/2/2012 7:02 PM, Ron Taylor wrote:
> Laura,
> Here's one way to do what you're asking.
> 1) Navigate to the ancestor for which descendants will be tabulated.
> 2) Clear Tag 1 for Everyone in the database.
> 3) Set Tag 1 for descendants of individual in step 1.
> 4) Tools>Set Relationships
>      set Blood relationships limit to the closest = 1
>      click "Show the closest direct-line relationship"
>      set Non-blood relationships limit to the closest = 0
>      click "Set Relationships"
> 5) Search>Detailed Search
>      Individual Tag1 Equal to Tagged
>      Individual Relationship Equal to Related
>      click "Clear List before this search"
>      click "Create List"
> 6) When Search List displays
>      click "Print"
>      click Optional Fields "Customize"
>      change one of the fields to be "Relationship"
>      click "Close" on the Customize Display
>      check the box under Optional fields called "Relshp"
>      check the other boxes as desired such as RIN, Surname, Sex
>      click "CSV file"
>      click "Create"
>      enter a filename to receive the CSV data
>      click "Save" (remember the filename and where it is located)
>      close out of Legacy
> 7) Open the CSV file with a spreadsheet program like Excel
>      use the Filter options to count the various relationships
>      or sort by Relshp and sub-total with each relationship change
> 8) You could also produce a Descendant report with a "Relationship" column 
> and then count each type of relationship on the report if you don't want to 
> use an export to a spreadsheet.
>
>
>
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