That is one of the main arguments for having all your research in a
single file.
There is no way to combine charts from different files in Legacy so you
would have to import all the other files into a working copy to create
the Pedigree chart you want.
Since Legacy creates reports based on people if you need a "book" on the
McKee line(s) you can still assemble that even though there are Weber
lines in your file. It might even let you discover that the Weber and
McKee lines are joined by intermarriages, a fact you cannot find without
all the people in the same file.
I have both my wife's and my own ancestors all in a single file and I
have no difficulty at all creating a book for my maternal ancestors
without having my paternal line included (except for myself and my
descendants who are in both lines). The Legacy Publishing Centre is an
excellent resource in creating a book containing descendants of multiple
ancestors and multiple styles of reports such as Descendant reports
together with family group sheets, pedigree charts etc.
Brian Kelly
On 02-Dec-16 10:54 AM, Judith Weber wrote:
I have my families in separate files (Weber for Weber book, McKee for McKee
book, etc.) for ease when printing a book (I include a lot of notes which
makes for many pages in each book). I now would like to print a complete
pedigree for one descendant with all ancestors from each family surname line
included. Is there a way to link or add just the pedigree form for each
family line into one complete pedigree chart which includes all ancestors
from each family line for my individual?
Thank you, Judy Weber
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