Reports don't care how many other lines or unlinked people are in the database - they collect the ones relevant to the report.
Creating Legacy files or gedcoms to share data almost always involves only part of a database and there are various tools (eg Focus Groups and tagging) to specify which people to include in the export.
Cathy
At 17:51 14/12/2004, you wrote:
Is there any disadvantage in having my husband's ancestors and my ancestors in the one database?
I started out with them all together then a couple of years ago split it into two, now I'm not so certain when it comes to using MRINs for filing purposes.
How do other users deal with their data?
cheers Wendy
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