I don't know how I missed it...

So what should I do now? shell I translate the report or wait until this option will be enabled?

I agree that this is a great chalange. I am sure that we will manage to do it together. I know that I can write a function to do what I want. But, when I'm translating the report I want to keep the original code as much as I can, so future changes will not affect the translated code. For ti I'm trying to enter the changes to the dictionary.xml file. Of course I still have to do little modifications in the original code.

I brought this up to see if we can find a "GenoPro solution" for this.

1. Create a function ToBe2Ind and use it whenever necessary.  Send me the code and I will update it to the master template, so next update everyone benefits from your change.

2. You are welcome to translate the Dictionary.xml into Hebrew.  This work will be preserved.  Then, when the automatic translation of names is available, you won't have much to do.  The automatic name translation will use a different XML file than Dictionary.xml.

No problem. I meant to write this function anyway. I'm going to write it to be used on both posibilities.

Are you refering to the NameDictionary.xml or to another XML file?

File NameDictionary.xml.  I forgot I had already given a name in the following code snipet:

Set oNameDictionary = Util.NewNameDictionary oNameDictionary.BuildLookupTable "NameDictionary.xml", "EN", "JA" strName = oNameDictionary("Daniel") ' Should return the Japanese name

I have a little problem creating this function. When you call the function ToBe2, you send two objects. For example: i and i.father. If I want to put the right linguistic phrase, I have to know the gender of the second object (in the example it can be either the father or the mother of an individual).

My questions:

1. Is the object i.father has the same structure as i (which mean I can access his gender.id)? - when I tried it in the code the gender was not found. If Not how can I get it to send it to my function?

2. Can you explain more about the method you use in the function Util.GetStatisticsForIndividuals(obj1)?

3. We spoke about it in the past - what about documentation on all the available methods in each object, and all the objects in the Report Generator?

Report.WriteText "Gender: " & i.mother.father.gender.id

I knew someonw would ask about Util.GetStatisticsForIndividuals(obj1) .  The method GetStatisticsForIndividuals return a number representing the statistics of one individual or a collection of individuals.

In short, the number 1 represents one individual and the number 2 represents two (or more) individuals.  The number 4 means one individual deceased, and the number 8 means two individuals deceased.  Of course, you cannot have one individual deceased without an individual, so the value for one indivdiual deceased is 5 (4+1) and two individuals deceased is (4+4+1+1).

I am documenting this method at http://www.genopro.com/NewReportGenerator/Objects/Util/GetStatisticsForIndividuals/

I tried to extract i.father.gender.id yesterday, but when I generated the report it said that he can't found "is_" in the dictionary.xml, which means that it didn't got "M" or "F" to the string. I will have to try it again then...