In the attached diagram, Joseph, Mary and Wheeler are siblings, but Joseph look as though he is a different generation.
(a) Why does this happen?
(b) How can I fix it so that they are all at the same level?
ID:4805
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Apologies if this is a repeat; I'm sure that I've seen this issue raised before, but I can't find the thread.
In the attached diagram, Joseph, Mary and Wheeler are siblings, but Joseph look as though he is a different generation.
(a) Why does this happen?
(b) How can I fix it so that they are all at the same level?
ID:4805
In the attached diagram, Joseph, Mary and Wheeler are siblings, but Joseph look as though he is a different generation.
(a) Why does this happen?
(b) How can I fix it so that they are all at the same level?
ID:4805
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You need to understand the fundamentals of the All relatives diagram. Please review the Book for an explanation of the idea behind it.
If you turn on the generation titles you will see that it has double rows for each generations.
If you turn on the generation titles you will see that it has double rows for each generations.