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1023407

Posted Thursday, January 12, 2012 - Post #29652

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I already have a family database in Excel format.

The data is linked with a code.

This is a little view of the database:

No.	Code	Name
1	S1	Parijem (RIP)
2	S1.1	Sudarjati (RIP)
3	S1.1.1	HERY INDIONO
4	S1.1.1.1	PRASETYO KRISTANTO
5	S1.1.1.2	ANDITA WINDA LISTYARINI
6	S1.1.1X	TRI IKA WAHYUNI
7	S1.1.2	HUDY PRAMONO
8	S1.1.2.1	RENDY PUTRA PERDANA
9	S1.1.2.2	PRAYUDO MAHENDRA PUTRA
10	S1.1.2X	MAHARYUNI RETNO PALUPI

S1 means the first child
S1.1 means the first child's first child
S1.1.1 means the first child's first child's first child
S1.1.1.1 means the first child's first child's first child's first child
S1.1.1.2 means the first child's first child's first child's second child
S1.1.1X means the first child's first child's first child's spouse
....etc

The data consists of 330 members, with 11 column fields.

Any suggestion what is the best way to import this data to GenoPro?

Thank you

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