Alternatively, to list 1st to 4th Spouse/Partner use the Expression: =CombineText(,%INDI.~SPOU>NAME%,CombineText(" , ",%INDI.~SPOU[2]>NAME%,CombineText(" , ",%INDI.~SPOU[3]>NAME%,CombineText(" , ",%INDI.~SPOU[4]>NAME%,,),),),) Happy New Year, Mike Tate On 2 January 2014 13:32, <[email protected]> wrote: > How can I add a column in the Records window to show the spouse ? Jane replied: Right click on the Column headings and select Configure Columns Scroll down the left hand list to the bottom and select Other Click the > arrow. Enter the Heading as Spouse and the data reference as INDI.FAMS[1]>~SPOU[1]> Click OK. Note this will show the first recorded spouse.

On 2 January 2014 17:23, Beryl & Mike Tate <[email protected]> wrote: > Alternatively, to list 1st to 4th Spouse/Partner use the Expression: > > =CombineText(,%INDI.~SPOU>NAME%,CombineText(" , > ",%INDI.~SPOU[2]>NAME%,CombineText(" , ",%INDI.~SPOU[3]>NAME%,CombineText(" > , > ",%INDI.~SPOU[4]>NAME%,,),),),) > You could also do this as =Text(%INDI.~SPOU>NAME%." ".%INDI.~SPOU[2]>NAME%." ".%INDI.~SPOU[3]>NAME%." ".%INDI.~SPOU[4]>NAME%) -- Jane. Jane Taubman | www.rjt.org.uk | www.taubman.org.uk |www.fhug.org.uk