* export branch
export branch
Any one can help with this? I am looking at exporting my branch from the tree file. How does one go about doing this? I would like to seperate the branch from my wife. Thanks
- tatewise
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Re: export branch
The File > Import/Export > Export > GEDCOM File... command has a dialogue with a Select... button to choose who to include.
See FHUG KB Exporting a Family Tree with/without Media for details.
Alternatively, create a Copy Project and use the File > Split Tree Helper in a similar way, and then the File > Import/Export > Export > GEDCOM File... command can Select... everyone.
As a matter of interest, where are you sending the GEDCOM file?
The Export Gedcom File plugin creates GEDCOM tailored for various popular destinations.
See FHUG KB Exporting a Family Tree with/without Media for details.
Alternatively, create a Copy Project and use the File > Split Tree Helper in a similar way, and then the File > Import/Export > Export > GEDCOM File... command can Select... everyone.
As a matter of interest, where are you sending the GEDCOM file?
The Export Gedcom File plugin creates GEDCOM tailored for various popular destinations.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
Re: export branch
Thanks will give this a try. I am exporting just as a gedcom 5. One point if I use select I would need to include everyone I wanted? This could be up to 1k names to manually enter? Thanks again
- BillH
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Re: export branch
In the File > Import/Export process you will be shown a list of all individuals. You can add them one at a time from the left pane to the right pane. Or you can click on the button on the bottom called Add using Query... and then select a query to include the individuals you want. If you for instance you want to include all of your relatives you can use the standard All Relatives query. If you want to include a more complicated group of individuals, you could identify them using a query you write yourself which lists them all.
Bill
Bill
Re: export branch
This is what I was looking for it worked great. Thanks to you both
- tatewise
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Re: export branch
You can also Select... from a Named List that can be filled beforehand.
For example, see FHUG KB Create an export GEDCOM based on a diagram.
What do you mean by "gedcom 5"?
Where is that going to be used?
For example, see FHUG KB Create an export GEDCOM based on a diagram.
What do you mean by "gedcom 5"?
Where is that going to be used?
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
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Re: export branch
BTW: I notice from an earlier posting that you are using FH V7 but your Profile on right says FH V6.
Please update that by clicking your username, navigate to Edit Profile, choose FH version, then scroll down to SUBMIT.
Please update that by clicking your username, navigate to Edit Profile, choose FH version, then scroll down to SUBMIT.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry