Mastering DNA Matches in RootsMagic 10

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Dive into the latest advancements in RootsMagic 10 with Bruce Buzbee, the president of RootsMagic. Discover how the new DNA matching functionality can enhance your genealogical research. Learn to record actual DNA matches and utilize the Leeds Method for clustering cousin matches, making family tree validation easier than ever before. Explore the practical use of DNA tests from major providers, manage your matches, and generate insightful reports with just a few clicks. Perfect for genealogists keen on integrating DNA data with their family history research.

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18 июн 2024

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@vancraven7688 4 дня назад

This is awesome. It’d be stupendous if we could upload raw data. Individual input is very tedious. Great job.

@anscavating Месяц назад

It is wonderful that someone is finally adding the DNA into the family tree software! however don't stop improving this feature. Many people have multiple family members they have tested, and to put in everyone by hand is very time consuming and I am hoping a future update will give an option to upload from the DNA companies (something like how GDAT does it)

@tomkelley1322 Месяц назад

I think it would be nice to include DNA Haplogroup two additional fields... Maternal Haplogroup and Paternal haplogroup, with appropriate (sex-based since females will not have a paternal haplogroup) sentences.

@LutherStrasburg Месяц назад

It would be nice to see fields added to indicate the common ancestors

@LutherStrasburg Месяц назад

It would be nice to add fields for the common ancestors between the matches, Ancestry Tru-lines helps with that

@genitx1913 Месяц назад

Excited! I keep track of a lot of this by hand-until Ancestry got better upgrades of course.

@jnew2k Месяц назад

Would really like to include a Most Recent Common Ancestor (MRCA). Even better, when you don't know the MRCA then have some way of documenting probabilities for MRCA such as probability that person 2's great great grandparents is person 1's great grandparents. Then have the ability to put in names of potential MRCA's for person 1, then be able to pull up all of the potential MRCA's that occur more than once for person 1. That could really help you find matches that point toward the same specific MRCA. Hope that makes sense.