Excel Tips for DNA Analysis: How to Make a DNA Citation Template
Paul Woodbury, MEd., AG
Content
Introduction
3m 39s
Excel Tips
2m 0s
Excel Template Setup
12m 16s
Compile the Citation
7m 39s
About this webinar
Learn how to automatically create citations for your DNA matches to help you in organizing your genetic genealogy research efforts.
About the speaker
From a young age, Paul Woodbury fell in love with genealogy research. To pursue his passion for this field, he studied genetics and family history at Brigham Young University. To aid in his desire to ...
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Comments (6)
Great video. Unfortunately, it's no longer possible to download a match list from MyHeritage.
Blown away by this, what a fantastic explanation. I feel I can give this is a try.
Very helpful!
I checked out your webinar re: downloading data from 23andMe. How do I turn a raw data file into one that will work with your match list for creating citations?
Raw data is differet from match list downloads, and they are now not in use for security reasons., You can still download to Gedmatch with rawdata, there tier 1 needs to pay. And you can learn Dna painter chromosome painter with copying, but this video is not of use today.
I cannot believe it is so easy to populate the columns once you have the 1st one. That is a huge time saver I can take elsewhere. Thank you for making citations simple. In the 1st row I used a different font colour for the 3 things we need to input: Tester's name, Month, and Year. You can't get much easier than that!
Thanks! Very easy and straightforward. Will be useful.