« Reply #2 on: Friday 08 May 20 13:19 BST (UK) »
You may be missing out on a lot of the automated analysis functions on AncestryDNA if you are just connecting your DNA result to a pruned tree. Common ancestors and ThruLines will work much better if you use a full tree.
Every time you replace your pruned tree with a new gedcom you will lose any tags you have added to profiles and also any links you have made using the new funtion to link a match to a new profile in the tree. Remember to reconnect your DNA result to you in your new tree. Everything will start to recalculate from there so it will take a couple of days before common ancestors, etc come back again. Putting in a new tree will have no impact on colour coding or notes that you have added to your match list.
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