 Hello No, what's happening over and over and over again? Did you put it on auto repeat? Oh Our feet. I don't know. Hope not. Oh, I know what's happening There we go. Okay Okay, so I don't know if it was auto repeat, but I think I had YouTube running because I was looking for the link and oh my gosh Ah You'd think we were off for a week and and going somewhere Busy and whatnot Anyways, welcome welcome to ask a lash anything the March edition and we're a week later for those of you who? Are we're looking for us on the first Wednesday of the month? But a lash and I were both in the air flying well, I guess I was flying I think a lash was getting ready to fly to roots tech Which was all of last week and was a great success and it was the first time I got to meet a lash in person Likewise, yes, and do you remember what the first thing you said to me? Yeah First thing he says I thought you were taller So, yeah, well, you know, I'm sitting down in my chair, you know most times when I'm live casting so Maybe today it's you don't look that tall, but usually you have the camera lower. So Yeah, like It looks like you are that's right. Yeah. Oh my here's My granddaughter came is here this morning. So she likes to mess my hair when she arrives. So I think that anyways But um, anyways, it was great a lash meeting you face-to-face and in person. That was nice So and unless you answer a lot of my questions while I was there But but we do have one question that was added to the gdg post so we'll start with that but those of you who are in the chat Um, let's see. Let me just check the chat. See who's there? Betsy was the first one in and she said she's going to be watching us Well, we're listening to us while doing some morning chores Lisa's here. Hello, Lisa Steve Steve 80 is here and Donna Bowman. Hi there Donna and Karen And yes Craig and Lash our wiki tree. That's funny Oh very kind of you there's lots of people that make up wiki tree and I was privileged to get to meet a lot of them And thanks to those those who are here and others who came and uh, you know commented on our live casts and Everything that we do. So that was great um Did you get a lot of questions at uh at roots tech? um Not the ones like I'm getting here. They were all more technical. So since I was mainly speaking with Jamie and Brian and Chris so it was Everything was very specific Very specific. Okay. Good. So those of you who are in the chat You have queries about something to do on wiki tree how to pull up certain data Um using wiki tree plus or whatever just enter them in the chat and we'll get to those But let's start off with the question that has been posed by bill fight Uh, is it possible to formulate a wiki tree plus search that retrieves all the persons who were born in virginia Between the years 1920 and 1930 There we go. Yes Yes, it is Short answer. Yes, it is possible. Um, you can just enter here a decade. So 1920s And this will um as it is written on the Help page this will show all profiles so Decades listed down, I think Nope So here, um, it limits the results to the profiles that were living in alive in that decade. So um basically born before the end of the decade or and They they died After beginning of the decade. So all living persons that were in alive in that decade are Returned here as a result. So now we here if we We put in 1920. So as you can see from the dates, um, they were all alive And now if you want to live only the people that were Born in this decade, you can add, uh, not 1910s That means that they were not alive in previous decade And this will now return only the profiles that were born in 1920s Oh, very clever. So that's it Now we can also see how many of them are there Okay Let's put 50 000 Oh, even more than 50 000, which is yeah, it's normal. It's a whole decade of 19 In 19th century And then if we want to add that they were born in virginia. Yeah, you just add virginia Let me just add It will limit the list to those born there Right And it's still over 50 000 profiles. So that one was born in michigan. So is there do you? Oh, I'm not sure I think I should put this before not like this. Yeah Not does if you put place the not qualifier in it means For all All additional, uh, right values. So I was actually adding not virginia. So right This is the correct order Right um Now we have 40 000 profiles So the if you look at there. So justin the first one there was he died in virginia. So there's the virginia connection But he wasn't born in virginia. Okay. If you want to limit that to birth Then you can add uh birth the key word, right? Yeah location or We can actually Birth uh region will be the correct one Um equals virginia. So those will find also those that use state initials and so on Oh, so va would count. Yep West okay, west virginia is also coming in How specific so is bill in the chat how specific is west virginia? Is that gonna ruin your day? Well, you can put under not you can also add West virginia. Yeah, not west Now we will have really the only the virginia ones Oops, I think was wrong Nope, um I think yep Okay, now we only have virginia There we go Good, so how many so this so we have 12 825 virginian is born in the 20s Yep cool If you want to extend the okay, then Best is to make separate I don't know. I didn't quite understand that also if she was also wanting the one in nine born in 1930s, but You can just change the decades and that's right, right? Yeah Good, okay Well that worked out that worked out well There is there is another possibility to get birthplaces. Yeah, so that is um um Birth by time and So if we go to uh birth dates, I'll look at bill is here. There you go bill Nice, okay, so um, this is an example for uh 19 For a born in certain decades. You can also use the century so you can Put a query like fifth century and you will get all born in fifth century This uh the century is actually This one is not checking lived in the century, but was born It just returns the ones that were born in that century Okay This was done a long time ago So at the time I wasn't so precise but this with the decade is uh better because you can Limit limits the results to the decade Right, so that is one That's interesting. And then if you want to uh Search for certain years. You can also use the b or d uh prefix to the date So that would be um You can say born 1923 Three and it will return only the profiles that were born in 1923 Or you can also add uh may of 1923 So it will just give you all in from the may Or even the date so let's say 17th may Okay And you can get and the same for that date. You have the same possibility Although if you include just a year, you know, it also Returns those that have explicit date But because I'm checking just the year in that case Right It's not So this is I think with these Uh Date options You can find almost anything that you want So Interesting. There is an interesting search also. So you can do nine let's say 1890s 80 and then 90 1910 So you can list or actually you can just list the last so uh to 1980s. So let's see Who Living 400 years Oh, right Because without anything in there it means it's an answer, right? Well, no, but if someone yes, it is an answer chance, but I don't list all the I don't have to list all the between years because When you you all the in between Dates are also You are assumed living. So right 1970 Oh, actually no, you can you can No, it's okay. Yeah Because the in between if you have only there is slightly slight difference if you have just one date So then you I cannot assume how long the The person lived so in those cases In those cases it's only the That decade it's not a range of decades if someone is still living For instance So we only have a It's um, how come we only see like 10 of them? um Well, the what you are seeing is defined here So page size by default for html is 10. So you can use that to 100 profiles per page And now we'll have 500 pages Okay Because up until now it seems like we've always had lots of Profile or maybe that just each of the records took a lot of room And so it looked like it was large was When we were doing the the dates for the virginia where we're getting only 10 Yeah That's the default because you you can't really write There is no need to Generate a page with thousands of profiles if you will just Want to see the first few Right, right Then once you fine-tune the query to exactly what you want you can then increase the page size That makes sense bigger one and Now we will get 50 pages. So if you export to excel, uh, it go even more are exported right Great Okay, um, we do have a few um Questions or comments in the in the chat. So that's nice. Uh, just Steve Bring them up. I will. Okay. So Steve's asked do we have a wiki tree safari extension for the ipad? Um, well wiki 3 plus is not an extension. So it works also on safari, but if you're talking about the wiki tree extension, it is not Done for safari at the moment. It is in honor to do least but I'm not I don't uh Use safari. So I don't know exactly what needs to be done for it to work I know jamie's working on that jamie nelson and she's getting closer, but she has a long to-do list Um, so I don't and she's not she hasn't promised a time I'm not going to promise a time for her, but I know she's she's been working hard on that There already is one extension the sorcerer extension works on the safari. So that We we know that there we know it's possible to happen and we know it will happen in time. So we just um It just there's a lot more hoops to jump through to get an extension on safari because it has to be compiled on a mac and then and Anyways, there's more technical stuff that has to happen But I think you can run chrome on safari. Isn't it so yes, you can run chrome on safari You have a possibility to also use extension chrome. Uh, I believe so Yes, I think so. So you should be able to use the the The browser extent the wiki tree browser extension that's in the the google store the google chrome store on ipad I should double check that I have an ipad. I could do that I won't do it now or else I will to get distracted. I won't be able to pay attention for the rest of the hour but um Anyways, it's coming steve and then what was he? Yeah, so then he just commented to donna has a question here I would like to see what other types of outputs for the dad other than just displaying on the screen So donna. Okay. So, um here on uh, uh general on a general search You have a possibility to select the output format Um We have I have four defined. So html is the default one. This is what we are looking at Let's reduce this back to lower number Then you can also export this to excel So I select excel Now here the important here the page size is ignored because it has no meaning but the max profile number is Used so now we will get 50 000 profile into an excel file Which is a lot. You should usually use a lower number I mean, it's not The problem is then if you put too many profiles to the file It can be a problem then to open it also because it comes several megabytes and Then it's also uh, oh no, actually Oh, the page size is is used Is it okay? Yeah, you see just 20 profiles were exported But for that you have you have an option maxima which is which will You the system maximum for excel Okay good So now it will be bigger. Yeah The other I'm not sure if she if this qualifies what she means the other types of output Um, the map is another way of sort of viewing the same information too. I mean, it's not but it's still displaying Oh, okay Okay, I mean other than just playing on screen, right? Okay, then. Yeah, okay So now, uh, I have a fully now here. It will be probably 50 000 profiles But it takes then much longer to open and view There are the formatting in excel is Slightly different because here each field is in a separate Column so you can then take advantage of sorting and so on also here are Full name Birthday also the status okay status fields I also export birth birth Countries so you can then this is the derived country Based on the location And the status is Here's additional fields of estimated dates, which I calculate Can you share it? No Can you share your excel screen? Is that possible? I am sure sharing it doesn't it? No, I'm only seeing the wiki tree plus page Oh, okay. Let's share any browser while sharing Okay, maybe I didn't Select correctly Share screen Uh window left No, uh, uh entire screen. Okay. Now it will be yes At the stream there we go. There you go. There we go. Uh, so we have derived countries then, um, also, uh, estimated birth date Uh, in case there is no birth plates entered I do the estimation so I I can place the Suggestion incorrect century to list and so on Um, and then additional fields are then categories and plates managers Uh, uh, a orphan account, um, then the week the three id the ones are Connected to global three and this one is not uh, this not this one is not Then also marriage data is, um, export it if it's present. So it's it has a few more fields then, uh Simple, uh, excel then the html format, right? Um, then you have also separated values Let's reduce this so it will work faster This does this actually creates, uh, an asky file with comma separated with commas That can be then imported to, uh, some aid To excel or some other editor or database So this is actually kind of imported although not correctly Uh, no, oh actually it is it's I mean, it's not split But, um, if you open this file in excel, you can also separate it into columns But it's better to use the excel one Oops And then the final, um, format is json Which is actually Jason returns just the this is for Computer communication. So I just return the profile numbers To The other to the asking application so they can do then something with these profiles Ah, so this is uh more technical stuff, but for developers It's very useful because the it's easy to use, um, Sir wiki 3 plus search Capabilities to get a list of profiles, right? So this is about the formats Mm-hmm. Yes, but as uh, you said you can also display this on the map, right? Lots of choices. Wow No, was that still a virginia one should be all clustered around one little area. No, actually I That was the live, right? Yeah This first entry. Yeah So now we got, uh, there. Oh wow everything Wow so this is Just too much info for a map A bit much. Yeah You have to make more selective Results Don is appreciating what we did there. Thank you and uh Did come with so many options. I've got so many options. Yeah, and once you get to excel then, yeah And so it says well, there are some sorting capability also here you can already with when you are searching you can use the You can search by a few fields, but in excel you can sort by anything you want. That's right. Yeah Um, and even though it says excel that data file could be opened up in on google spreadsheet, right? And uh, well it is excel file. So you have to To port it to google you can have to port it to google Drive and then you can open it Yeah Yeah I've done that lots Yeah, I don't know if I have a full license of excel, but I use google spreadsheets all the time Yeah, I also it has nice sharing capabilities. So Yeah Um, and it's free and you can share with others who you know, whether or not they have access to The full paid microsoft site. There you go Um, here another there is another new possibility here Okay, let's go back to uh, virginia once Okay, okay, let's see. Um Octogenarians in virginia And now uh here at at the bottom. Oh, I still have the max thousand Um Below the table Oh If you can extend the search it's gone. Oh, what were you I'm not sure what he's looking for Uh Oh interesting Okay, um Isn't next to the last This play results on Bio check suggestions By it's going to analyze results and bio check about yeah, uh, uh, yeah, okay. That's something that is that what you were looking for No, I was looking for Grouping capabilities, but oh they're gone somehow Hmm Um They're not okay Nope Um Okay, so alish just dumped himself Interesting, okay Good morning Wally says good morning from south carolina And we've had more people join us since we began so mindy has joined and hillary's here now joke is here I'm not sure who joke is but um, she has a question or he has a question Uh, later on lamella has joined us. Uh bill had joined and we answered his question up to the top margaret stewart And Jory jory jordan Lamella, I think I had said hi, uh, how we get here from genealogy brian has joined us as well So we've had a few more people jump in to the to the fun Did you find out what you were looking for? Alessia no, no, I mean I have to check why is not the result here should be a capability to To analyze the results, but I don't know why is missing Oh, okay, uh to do the grouping grouping Hmm, I wonder if it's because it was already sort of pre-grouped because we chose virginia No, no, no, I don't think so Uh, okay, lamella Has a question a weird question. She says Is there a way to get profiles on my watch list or profile profiles? I created who have a given name starting with a given letter Inspired by a recent bio builders challenge. So all people with the first initial I don't have a search by a just first letter Okay Okay. Well, that was an easy answer. Sorry lamella. It's not the answer you want But I suppose what you could do is just go through all the common names that have that letter and then use that No, you can actually You could I don't I think the sorting you could use the sorting to do that Oh, for instance, you could open in excel and sort by the first name Right, there is a first name. I'm not sure Uh, so sorting actually. Oh, I have first name Okay, there it is and now you just Needs to find the starting letter but Um Here only 500 profiles are displayed. So you should actually ensure that All all profiles are part of the mix so now with 30 000 and sort by first name so You know, we they should be now sorted First name. Yep So let's go Dorotty It doesn't look sorted Okay, so last name is Aaron now probably Yeah, there's Aaron Aaron Aaron Abbott. Yeah, okay. Okay. This works. Why is first name not working? Interesting Oh, this is what I was looking for. Oh Okay, scroll. Oh, let me hide the uh, okay group field. Oh Yeah, oh Okay, well, Lavella First name, okay, and we will get 1000 uh, so in this 34 000 Results there are 1200 Mary's 800 williams and so on A lot are named virginia virginia in virginia. Yes Who would have guessed that would have happened? No, that's actually the problem that we were searching for of uh virginia first name. So, um We should actually use the uh location Equals virginia. So, uh Right, we didn't specify what virginia we were looking for. Yeah There we go. Wow. Okay, jaren. We have more females than males Oh, interesting. Usually there are more males than females really uh Yeah, also on wiki 3 overall. There is uh, one million more more male profiles than females Interesting. So we can group by first name Mm-hmm. Now we don't have virginia virginia is not So you can then or we can or for by last name is also interesting grouping to see, uh, which Last name is popular Somewhere all those Smith is everywhere. Yes Where's Jones? Oh, there's Jones down there. Yeah should be also somewhere Seven, I think or something like that. Yeah so But you can also Assort by birth group by birth location for instance Uh, is it thinking? Yeah, this is a bit longer query because oh locations have to be analyzed. So Most are virgin well most entered locations are virginia united states Okay, now we also have west one west virginia too. We didn't do the knots Then you also starts getting certain places More specific. Yeah. Yeah, we can for instance search for brexton Maybe interesting. So we get 400 profiles And if we group that by birth location Um, we have brexton in virginia in west virginia Wow Okay, most of them are in virginia So some brexton brexton county So I thought saw mississippi, but it wasn't brexton mississippi. It was So this is a new option to be able to group The fields to group any fields actually. Oh, here is a ms one There we go. So it wasn't brexton mississippi. Yeah Massachusetts also And so on So going back to Lamella's question if we sort of if we did a search for like this and If we were looking for just the a is the mat's easy because we could just We could just export the top of the list But what if we wanted those that had names with d is there a way to export A group from the middle of a list. Well, you Um Yeah, I mean you and here, okay, let's hope to get you Now the first name is Oh, actually it's working now. Yeah, it's working now. Yeah, that's right I think because of the location We had just the word virginia and so it was it was Overruling the first name Um, so now So Eight pages of people there. I want to change for the third page of names Okay, so you can do that if you enable show results in your tab Okay, and if you then click profiles you get just the results page And then here you have So Sort to order in his name page size Uh, uh, so then you have here page index And you can uh put there five and you will get the fifth page Ah Okay page index You can use this to Get specific to jump directly to a certain page if you have hundreds of them, right? Okay There you go, and then can you export that? No, no, okay You can export everything You can export everything and then Delete the ones that you want don't worry when you've got them all on a xxl file is easy It's easy to manipulate that right Okay Okay, cool. Well, I think we have I think we've sort of answered your question as best as we can lamella Well, when you're searching for something it's usually very fine to combine it with Search of the browser. So If Here once you enter find and you enter, I don't know of Virginia Then uh It's very they're usually in yellow at least on my browser And it's easy to see if somewhere it's missing. So Here we see okay here birth There's no birth location in virginia and this one is not in virginia This one is also not so this is a one of a possibility to Additionally filters for something if you cannot do that by search query Mm-hmm Because once you have it all in the list, it's easy to See if there is a gap in between or so Right. Okay, good So let me ask that she didn't notice she hadn't noticed the sort by field nor the group by field features. So That'll be very helpful I also didn't notice the group Well, when it doesn't show up it's hard not to notice it Doesn't exist um Okay, and I think there was another question that popped up here The mail I had a joke had a question when you do a text search the default number profiles you get is 10 Can I somehow set my own default? um No, but you can set it but you can change the default you can change this sort um You can I mean no Basically when you come to the you could here with the You could create create a bookmark uh So you you could create such a bookmark so reports I think you would So if you would bookmark this is exactly this Okay page size. It was 500. Okay. Yeah, and the search star Report is search equals search one. Now this would preset. I think the page size to 500 so actually you can add this parameter to the bookmark and you will It's have it set but it's better to use very low um it's Much better for my servers to use here at 10 and once you are Uh satisfied with the result you can then increase this to 500 or 1000 if you want to um To get actually all the profiles Because it will work slower And there's no need to wait computers until you're Until you found what you're looking for. Yeah So unless Unless you know exactly what you're doing is going to work the first time But you can see here with Between Alessia and I we we have to fool around and tweak and tweak the parameters quite a bit So yeah, try to you know leave it at the smaller number for now until until you get the You've refined the parameters you want then you can It's probably a smarter way to go Yeah But uh anyways, there is a way with that bookmark if you want if you wanted to a joke joke, uh, let's see so many options Some more love for wiki 3 plus Uh, what and no steve has a question. What is maximal? That's maximum number It's defined depending on the format so for Uh html is one thousand for excel is I don't know, um, I can have a look Um So that's why it's just a word maximal because depending on the context that maximum number changes, right? And now you're and now you're sharing your your coding screen, which is very cool Uh, uh maximal is for html. It's five thousand for excel is twenty thousand for Uh, comma the limited file is one hundred thousand ten four jason is one million One million. Wow. Yes, because I'm just returning kydis. So it's not Yeah, uh, it's not uh hard on the server to write right return one million numbers one million Is actually a lot less work than a hundred thousand records with you know, birth date first name last Right. So yeah, you'd rather people use jason all the time Well, I would but then brian wouldn't because uh, all the other applications are using api to retrieve other data Okay. Yeah, so, you know, you win some of these There we go Very cool. Uh, so jope wants to thank us for the bookmark idea because she has some standard query So presumably that means she's already worked out the king since she knows the exact parameters that she wants And there's well, um the queries in here bow. Uh, they do follow exactly the search you do so now if I change this Here and click get profiles the url at the top will change. So now Here is uh, this one and if you bookmark this you will get You will get this all the entered numbers prefilled Including the page size number there. Yeah, including the page size That that is a very cool feature Yeah, because it takes a while as we've just demonstrated to fine tune a query to get exactly the information you want So after you've done that it is nice to bookmark it and And do you have you must have folders of bookmarks for different projects or well or others do I'm sure there are other organized wiki triggers to do that so that You can get to the specific one again when you're doing a search Uh And donna has You're planning to joke that that works Well, she has a couple searches saved and I just go to the bookmark click get profiles And it's just a two-click and instead of entering parameters each time There we go. There is there is a possibility to actually store also this page. So if you Book click the show results in new tab Now you will see that here is a different address here. It starts with function profile search And this is exactly the You can also bookmark this one, but here then it's hard to change something Okay Okay, that's good to note you then you will get directly to the result page Go directly there nice This option is There are two uses of these options that I know of one is Like this if you need to want if you want to bookmark There is the actual results And the other is for tablets because on tablets There is usually not enough space to have left and right part or phones So there this is a must Right to get the result to be able to at least read the results right that makes sense Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah Yeah, so if you're using wiki tree plus on an ipad Um It looks the same right it doesn't really shift the columns around No, okay Yeah, sometimes, you know some websites you go to the if you're using an ipad or an ipad Yeah, it's different, you know, it looks totally different. You think where is where is this gone? You know, I'm on the page which can be frustrating Um, uh, you can emulate the phone here So on phone it looks like this I would turn it I would I would put it in landscape mode But then you know the you can't yeah, yeah, it is better in landscape. I think I don't know It has I did so I I think it has somewhere the option to use a landscape Um, but here at the top menu there see what it says no throttling right next to that that little icon I think rotate. Okay, so rotate this but still you have then here the I know it's a little limited navigator. So it's better to you separate it up And then the results are right. Yeah Yeah I mean, it's slightly easier Yeah, it's slightly easier. You can see a bit more. That's right. Yeah. Now the ipad isn't quite as much Depending on what size ipad you have now benzi who's joining us or listening in on us. Anyways, she is She's taken on the task for and I don't know when she's going to start this but she's for one full week She's only only going to use her ipad to work So, okay, so you will be like peter Oh, yes, the roberts also uses only uh his tablet for wiki tree. I don't know how but he does Yeah So we'll see if she had she actually ventures into using wiki tree plus as well during that week Because that will be I would say maybe that's a friday, you know by the time she gets to friday Maybe she'll be comfortable enough to jump jump into a wiki tree plus because But cool Let's see what else we have Oh bill Bill who asked us our first question on gdg had had a comment He he must have been following along. He found that there's 53 profiles who share his birth date Cool That's cool How many share your birthday or maybe you don't want to share your birthday? But you you can just put in birth date and then Birthday equals and then you give it up So we go year year year year month month day day death day though Oh wrong one, sorry Well, you can find out how many people died on your birthday, I guess But that's that's more morbid Yeah, when you're past the baton that's taken a while You know Everyone here Wiki tree plus Let's check the While we're waiting the server. I think don't don't is not up for the ipad challenge Three screens to make the most of wiki tree. Well, I've got my ipad and I have two external monitors. So I'm with you there dana Okay, that was the most challenging thing about roots tech because all I had was my either my ipad or my Laptop, which was generally put away except for though during the live cast It was very constricting But I survived Okay Someone killed my server Oh no It was busy Let's restart it Okay, joke has eight people who share her birthday But she thinks it only shows the open prow profiles to make them more Uh, that's true Yes, because you don't have For private profiles. There is no birth public birth dates. Right. It just shows the decade Yeah, so only the people that already died Can be found. Oh, yeah, and since Presumably everyone in our chat is also a living person. Then yeah, that makes sense Their living birth dates will be Interesting so you have 264 that match you. No, that's my cc7. Oh the cc7 Nice. Okay cc7 equals Okay, so say it again that so that's You were checking for birth there. You were checking for your cc7 score I was checking for my birth date Get profiles for okay, they are no longer living Right Okay, with such a small number I have many years to go it seems there you go That's right. Yes Okay, so donna says that was a cool way to look at your cc7. I hadn't thought of that So what had you done with the cc7? I had looked at why you were doing that. Um, oh, I have cc7 This is for a few weeks now. Okay, you can add cc7 and any wicked three ideas So let you can have oh of cc7 of two door one Okay, and uh, okay for I mean Um, and we will get um his cc7 number Okay Although the server is busy Someone wants pretty big um Someone is doing some huge sorts. I think sorting con Yeah, that's the problem we give people ideas and then they use them right away on wiki tree plus while we're using wiki tree Plus and give them more ideas well It will level up there there will be less new ideas. That's right But the interesting here is that you can combine cc7 with any other keyword that you want you can Put cc7 and unsourced and you will get all unsourced Profiles in cc7 of two door one Okay, here we go. So okay here. We have five thousand we can add unsourced And um, that's a way to check for something Only okay, and we have One because you don't get uh here if you put just the cc7 you don't they're not ordered by actual By a relation distance to to door one or whatever they're just listed Right, although I think it starts with No, it's the first one because it was the first one entered on wiki tree Right because I do default sort is by creation number Good stuff, okay Uh, let's see any other questions have come in Or I don't have any I don't see any other questions if you if you've asked another question and I've missed it and You could retype it Or if or if you've come up with thought of something we have a five minutes left it looks like Okay, we can go over the new things on wiki tree plus So okay this week there was nothing new Before uh-huh, okay so Okay, this is some detail where uh some users were adding africa to the As the ending of locations, uh, right So I added this those to ignore list I mean i'm stripping those if there is only If there is coma and africa, I removed those since that's a continent usually before that is a state in africa that so That is then used as country recognition Right, so results grouping we already saw With the box where you can select the Um Filled by which you are doing the grouping then I uh updated the why dna haplogroups and also empty dna Haplogroups I actually imported them for the first time and based the suggestions On that on those so there are less false suggestions Or for 166 suggestions. It was actually taken offline Last year So now I reactivated it. So now you can check if You have correctly entered all the dna info on your profiles You will get that in suggestions. So I'm using the family tree dna table or To recognize the correct haplogroups Because now we will start to do Additional validation to actually if all the relatives have also the same haplogroup dna haplogroup We will start just with first letter Um, and then probably later also with inheritance of the haplogroups But this is the first step in that direction. Yeah Then uh, a few variations of unknown Were added as the wrong last names at birth and so on These were the ticks that So to be advised to be For those were the actual last names of people Right. Yeah, that's not quite right. Yeah So you have to put unknown and or uncertain if it needs to be confirmed you have a qualifiers for them Then okay In wells we did some fine tuning of the regions because We they had the Problem with some shires where triple s's were appearing like awareness shire with double s at the end and right as a next word. So Those were really confusing for people. So We fine tuned the oh, okay So you're patient so two s is a dash and another s. Yeah, so Actually be the in the correct format Then I split the country index country index. So the one that has the recognized country Into two parts the region and the country one Because we had quite a few problems with wells. For instance with whales In england and new south wells in australia because both were coming up if you Entered wells as a country now in australia new south wells New south wells is a region. So now it is easier to separate those So that's the reason I did this. Um, so they are now two Words should be in the help I think So I I added here so birth to region and birth country And birth. So now you have three birth indexes Nice for and here are examples where this change actually Was important. So right? Yeah Now you can search for new south wells. Otherwise, you've got some other a lot of false results in between, right? um So related to those two those most recent things you you mentioned june asked hi there june Uh, welcome to her like us. Um, she asked how can I add my haplo group to my profile? You have to enter dna Tist on your profile. Exactly. Yeah, so so that's I don't know here. I think I think here somewhere Now if you don't I already held the dna test so Done. So here are the matches. Otherwise here somewhere it should be If you don't have any you can't hear you can see under a lesha's name under the y So the haplo group only affects you if you have your y dna test or your mitochondrial mt dna test in june You would only have mitochondrial a haplo group, but you can see under hit on under a lesha's there his haplo group is r dash m198 So to enter that on your when you go to your own profile you go to the dna Entry actually the menu up at the top, right? I don't huh, maybe yeah dna Probably here. Yeah, and then under dna test dna test. Okay here. I did this only once so I know Well, don't There forever so but the one thing about it is yeah here if you do From time to time as you test or like if you add another test or someone else adds another test Sometimes these haplo groups get more in specifics. So if you log into family tree dna You might find that they've given you a more specific haplo group So here you enter the test you have to select which one you took And then depending on the one you selected the dialogue changes and you entered this information, which it was probably provided by the tester right, yeah, so that that's where you entered that and Oh, so hopefully that helps you there june and others and then joke had a question When you were showing about the cc7 she was wondering is there a way that you can show just the people who are at cc7 Who are at level five by five degrees from you? No, okay. I mean you can do that on your uh, you have on wikidry you have for yourself the See the cc7 right, so Just a second. So here we have 46 This is my cc7 So here we have fourth degree and now okay, let's take the fifth one And here you have uh the fifth degree right I was thinking about doing it. I mean it's it would be possible, but I didn't really see huge use in that so Um, I don't know why would people want to see who is in on your sixth Generation Yeah, yeah, that's right. Yeah It's a curious unless you're doing something like you did the cc7 up Okay, well, I think, uh Huh You want to finish off the news Uh-huh, and here it was february. I think last month we did check the new things already, so Okay, that's what's new this month. That's what was new great Well, um, we have filled the hour and we've answered a bunch of questions. We actually this was great We've had more interaction with our chat and questions from our chat this time than we've had in some some previous livecast So that's great. So thank you folks for coming out and asking us and uh keeping keeping a lash on his toes Um challenging things and validating that things are working the way you want so If you have any other questions or things you uh think about then you can add them to the gdg post Or keep them for our april livecast, which will happen on the first wednesday of april Um, it was just a blip this month because we were both unavailable for the the first monday march 1st because we were traveling Um, but next week we plan next month. We plan to be here right a lash. Yeah Okay, great. So we'll see you then Bye. Thank you very much a lash. Thanks everyone. Yeah. No, thank you for helping me Oh, you're welcome. My pleasure always. See you later