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I tested removing the commas in the date field on R-P297.
Here is before:  And here is after I removed the comma in the Date field:
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Report ran without an issue.
Questions about two cases: First, the Haplogroup ( person) in Green was born in 1500 AD. His male ancestors (highlighted in yellow) were born in BC dates. - Is there a way for the birthdate of J-L283 to appear as b. ~3900 BC, instead of b. ~ dd MMM 3900 BC. I see AD dates skip the "dd MMM" before the "YYYY".
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Thank you Genome!
Apologies for the slow reply! I replaced the files and am currently re-running the Narrative Report. I thought the issue felt deja vu ... I tried searching for the previous post using the same error code, but nothing came up. Strange. Thanks for the clarification re: valid GEDCOM dates! I'm debating making a Custom Field for all those dates, so I can display them in the Format I prefer without complicating/killing the Narrative Report. Any thoughts? Advice?Most of the dates are Approximate, so I've put a ~ in front of all of them. Some dates are "Unknown", but I know the date of the previous Haplogroup, so I thought about adding some fixed (prime?) number to previous date, and a unique symbol in front of the date. For example, the "previous Haplogroup" will have a date of ~0500. The "son" of the "previous Haplogroup" has an "Unknown" date (it will probably be figured out in the future), so could I use ">0507". What symbols can I use in front of the date to show they are "Unknown" in the master database?
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Deja vu on this one, you last reported it 4 years ago https://support.genopro.com/Topic42274.aspx 
But I have now taken a closer look and have a partial solution in that timelines now accept BC & BCE dates but only with 4 digit years i.e. 9999 BCE -> 9999
At present I do not have the full source of the Simile TimeLine code and it is therefore difficult to try to extend the date range accepted.
The 3 files attached need to be copied to your Common\Code folder replacing existing files of the same names.
Regarding your second query in the same earlier post, I don't think GedCom accepts thousandths separators in integers, so instead of 100,000 BCE use 100000 BCE |
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I keep getting the following error:
 The Tree I'm trying to generate has the following blurb at the bottom of the Home Page: This genealogy report was generated by GenoPro® version 3.1.0.1 on 2026.7.2 using skin template (2023.09.22) with code base 2024.06.03.
I can't remember if I tried re-generating my tree after installing the latest set of reports this past April.
The major change I made to the tree was adding a genomap with ~500 DNA Haplogroups, most with BC dates in the format "~10,000 BC" (as an example).
EDIT: I ran the Narrative Report on one Genomap that doesn't have any BC dates on it, and there were no issues.
Edited: Wednesday, July 1, 2026 by
NiKo
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