Sorry for the delay. The boxes in the diagram are empty. The double left click shows empty property boxes. I can't find any errors in the underlying databases. One of the empty boxes is attached

Rick, did you get anywhere with solving your diagram problem? What did displaying the Property Boxes reveal?

I’ll see you over in the FHUG Forums. There is a ~SPOU shortcut to get to the wife’s husband but does get a bit trickier when there is more than one, i.e. ~SPOU[1], ~SPOU[2], ~SPOU[3], et

I have found all those, and videos too, spent the weekend studying. I'll move the questions over to the FHUG. All that geocoding I did is going to come in handy for this--I have 35 men with some form

Hi Barbara, You didn’t mention the FH Help pages which are another useful resource. There is also the FHUG Forum where it is sometimes possible to find answers. It is often easier to enter into a

I need help to formulate a query, please. With my one name study, in TMG I did a lot of filters of the sort "find me everyone with xxx anywhere in their name and any event in a specified place". I've

Please double-left-click on the Diagram box for either of the couple, i.e. the father or the mother. That will display their Property Box with any Children listed in the pane at the bottom below the

Thanks for responding. I don't see any errors in the database.....just the diagram. For instance, on couple shows a drop down box indicating a child, but they don'y have one

What sort of errors are you talking about? Please tell us the text of the error messages. Maybe you mean there are discrepancies between what is shown in the Diagram and what is in the Project

You need to give us a little more detail -- what sort of errors? Is the diagram wrong, or is the underlying data wrong?

There are errors on my family diagram. Is there a way to start a new diagram using the underlying data base?

It is not as convoluted as it sounds because many of those are the default options. Usually, most of the records of the Project need to be exported. So it is not surprising that to export just Place

Seems convoluted but that's a lot of options! Good to know I can do it. This program is in many ways even more complex than TMG, the learning curve right now is steep.

Thank you, I missed it the first time.

John One methodology I've used in my One Name Study where I was not (at that moment) sure who the male was would be add the wife and children / grandchildren as a complete but

Depending on the year of the obituary you can check FreeBMD and find out who the parents of the children are. I would can the article and add it to the death details of the person who died Victor Get

I’d add a unnamed dummy child of James and Mavis and hang the grandchildren off that; and add another dummy child to that ‘family’ and hang the great grandchildren off them. (I do the same thing

I hope I can explain this issue in such a way as it makes sense and would love to know how others approach this. I like to use FH as my repository for everything as it avoids my having lots of bits of

P.S. Forgot to say in the Export > GEDCOM File… command you must untick Unconnected Records too!

Hi Barbara, This topic has been discussed in the FHUG Forums. To save a master geocoded list use the File > Import/Export > Export > GEDCOM File… command. Use the following option