Ability to color code lines and if they merge 5,6,7 generations back they blend colors or designate a color if they do merge. To give an example if it’s not clear,
I manage my line and my wife’s line. I’m always trying to see if we crossed lines somewhere long ago. It’s hard to tell if you have a big tree and not all children are shown in pedigree chart. I’ve have my parents blue and green. Her parents are red and purple. It would really show up if a yellow appeared. Maybe that’s too difficult to do. Is there a tool/report I could run to see these if they are there?
It’s not exactly what you are looking for, but there is a way to find any crossed lines.
Color your parents blue in color set 2. Color your wife’s parents red in color set 3. This is only using 2 colors instead of 4 for reason. And it will not disturb your existing color coding, assuming your existing color coding is in color set 1.
You won’t be able to see both color set 2 and color set 3 on the screen at the same time. But you could do an Advanced Search for somebody who was color coded blue in color set 2 AND who was color coded red in color set 3. Any matches would be your common ancestors, and a lack of matches would tell you there were no common ancestors.
Create a group for each parents ancestors. Go to the Tools page and under Group Tools select ”Combine and manipulate groups”. Select Group A and Group B and for Function select “in both group A and group B”, and click “Run selected tool”. Name the new group. The new group will contain common ancestors which you can then color code as a group.