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Copying entries from table view
Copying entries from table view
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Stephen2929
Posted Monday, October 25, 2021
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Apologies for disturbing your thread, but since you are Table View experts can I ask a quick question
New user here. seems a very powerfull program
I
import from gedcom
, and look in table view (963 entries)
I use
find
to just show a subset eg 300 entries
How do I display just that filted set in a new
GenoMap
, or export to a new data set that I load?
This seems an obvious thing to do but despite extensive searching and experimentation, I cant seem to find a way to do it
Thanks again
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Monday, October 25, 2021 by
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genome
Posted Monday, October 25, 2021
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If you set '
auto
select' at the end of the tool bar on the
Search Results
window, then selecting rows in that table (e.g. Ctrl&A) will also select the corresponding objects in the currently displayed GenoMap.
So you can then copy the objects from there into a new GenoMap in a different .gno file. You can repeat the selection of objects in the search results after making another GenoMap current. repeat this for all GenoMaps that have entries in the Search Results.
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