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  • #5121

    Comparing 2 gedcom files/trees and resulting with the difference:)

    The result with a possibility of making a tree (of the result) which gives me a chance to merge the result with my tree

    That could be nice ๐Ÿ™‚

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    ADMIN NOTE: topic moved and renamed. Not related to original placement in topic about “Sanity checker” tool.

    Regards, Jamie Jaconelli

    admin and owner of a user customized version of kiwitrees (contain 3 family trees)

  • #5123

    There will never be a “merge” facility developed in kiwitrees. It is simply not practical. For more information about this see: http://kiwitrees.net/?p=4267

    But you do have existing features that can be easily used for what you describe.

    1 – Append family tree. Use this to combine your two trees into one single tree.

    2 – Find duplicates. Use this to find the likely duplicates in your new tree.

    3 – Merge duplicates (directly linked to “Find duplicates”) to merge each duplicate into a single record.

    Nigel
    My personal kiwitrees site is www.our-families.info
  • #5130

    Was not a combine I wished for. But a compare ๐Ÿ™‚

    But no worries – I just make a wish ๐Ÿ™‚

    Regards, Jamie Jaconelli

    admin and owner of a user customized version of kiwitrees (contain 3 family trees)

  • #5134

    Was not a combine I wished for. But a compare

    I know. But you will never get that, so I offered an alternative that you already have, which will achieve the same or very similar result.

    Nigel
    My personal kiwitrees site is www.our-families.info
  • #5142

    Yes I know this function. But not good if we talk about big gedcom files. This is good if I want to compare my tree with a smaller gedcom file.

    Regards, Jamie Jaconelli

    admin and owner of a user customized version of kiwitrees (contain 3 family trees)

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