Compare Ahnentafel Details

These comparison functions are accessed via a right click (Control-Click on Mac) from multiple places in the program:

Each option will display a fresh screen where all the common groups or surnames will be listed on the right-hand side. When a group or surname is selected, the left-hand side is appropriately populated.

A couple of points to note:

Show Common Ahnentafel Groups

Initial view

Populated view

Selecting any group name from the right hand list will populate the left hand area with information from other loaded Ahnentafels that also have the same Group Name.

The # column indicates how many instances of the group name appear.

Columns and information displayed includes: 

Each column heading is clickable to sort by that column, which may assist in seeing patterns.

A right click (Control-Click on Mac) menu is available on the left hand side populated view that should be self-explanatory.

Right click (Control-Click on Mac) on the group name to Compare Group Relatives more closely. 

Show Common Ahnentafel Surnames

Initial view

Populated view

Selecting any surname from the right hand list will populate the left hand area with information from other loaded Ahnentafels that also have the same surname.

Each column heading is clickable to sort by that column, which may assist in seeing patterns.

A right click (Control-Click on Mac) menu is available on the left hand side populated view that should be self-explanatory.

Show Profile Ahnentafel Groups

Initial View

Populated View

As with the general "Compare Ahnentafel Groups" selecting any group name from the right hand list will populate the left hand area with information from other loaded Ahnentafels that also have the same Group Name. 

The difference here is, that the groups listed are confined to those that match the active profile.

Here we can also right click on the right hand list to Compare Group Relatives more closely. 

A right click (Control-Click on Mac) menu is again available on the populated view that should be self-explanatory.