The Relative Menu contains an "Add Relative" option and can be accessed from any place in the program.
These features have been included to allow a user to manually enter new relatives, segments or ICWs.
Important Points
The Match Keys being asked for here, are the ones belonging to your match and the ICW's.
Match Key's are case sensitive. Ensure you know which case your need your Key letters to be in. Not all sites are the same.
FTDNA does not provide a unique Match ID key, and as such, you can choose to create your own match key system, or use the match name. Using the Match Name as the key can potentially create duplicates that will need to be merged.
On 23andMe, your match's key can be seen in the address bar when viewing their match to you. It is in the same format as your own 23andMe ID.
At MyHeritage, your match's key can also be seen in the address bar. It is the second half of the long alphanumeric string, starting with the second D-
Gedmatch match keys are the kit number you have compared with.
Where and how to find the ICW information varies according to which site you are using. This will not be covered in the guide at this time.
Take care when entering data.
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