Presenter: Cyndi Deal
Dana Leeds’ Presentation at
I4GG2018
Color and Tag with Ancestry’s new features –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ApidzEyA_k
Other Blogs and Work Groups
¡ Roberta Estes blog post, Painting
Leeds matches to DNAPAINTER (using matches with
chromosome data)
¡ Facebook Workgroup – Genetic
Genealogy Tips and Techniques >> search “Leeds” in box on left
sidebar
Preprinted worksheet for Leeds Method
DNA Match Manager
Conditional Formatting “recipe” - Included in handout
Gather
Matches for excel the Fast way
DNA Match Manager
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Free, Fast
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Works with all main test sites and
GedMatch
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Creates csv files that you can save in
Excel
DNA Match Manager |
Color
match options – Easy vs. Power tools
Format Cell color
Format Cell color
Right
click on cell> choose fill tool (Paint bucket)> Choose color. This is
simple and works, but you can’t sort it.
“Recipe” for Conditional Formatting
in Excel
Home tab on Excel task
Ribbon> Conditional Formatting dropdown> New Rule> 2nd option: format only cells that contain>
fill “cell value” and define a color.
Power Tool option: Allows you to sort columns into associated family lines when they become apparent.
Power Tool option: Allows you to sort columns into associated family lines when they become apparent.
My
Latest leeds effort
Using Power Tools:
¡ Match
Manager data
¡ Conditional
Formatting
¡ Color
Code the starting match
¡ Rearranging
the Columns as family lines become apparent
This shows how my process has evolved since first Leeds
chart example that I shared with you. You can see that I have been moving the
columns around as their connections become obvious.
Final Step, transfer this valuable info
to your AncestryDNA match Page. Color code and Tag your matches
with Ancestry’s
new features. See Blaine Bettinger video (link on Resource page).
Great meeting last night! Can't wait to organize my shared matches!
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