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How to merge two or more different GenoPro genealogy trees

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Posted Wednesday, August 15, 2018 - Post #38840
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Hello everyone,

I've created 7 family trees and I've used hyperlinks for the individuals that belong to more than just one family tree.
How can I automatically merge the current 7 family trees into just 1 file and at the same time merge the individuals that have an hyperlink?

Thank you in advance!
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Posted Wednesday, August 15, 2018 - Post #38841
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You probably will not be able to merge these automatically. It also depends on what you have got and what you want to achieve.
If you have seven different files and want to merge them into one then an option is to copy/paste them into separate GenoMaps. However as you mention hyperlinks you may have that structure already.
Need more information before other suggestions can be made
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Posted Sunday, September 16, 2018 - Post #38914
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I'm contemplating merging a couple of trees myself. But they're massive trees, and they may be best left separate. Fortunately, I don't have a lot of duplicate individuals in the trees. One is of my mom's extended family (including cousins etc.) and the other is of my dad's extended family. I created the second file first, so I just left my mom out of my maternal family tree precisely to avoid the duplicate issue later.

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