This is an example matrix. You can explore the tool on this page:
- Try clicking on table cells and names in the left column. - Feel free to make edits. All data will be reset when you refresh the page.
This tool may not work properly in old versions of Microsoft Edge. If you have trouble please upgrade to version 80 or higher.
Local backup detected
You have a local version of this WATO tree saved. This will have been saved when a save to the server failed. If you need to restore this version to a new WATO tree, please click the button below. This will redirect you to a new WATO tree with the restored data. This original version will remain available in the homepage dashboard, from where you can delete it if you need to.
If the version of the tree below looks fine, you can just click 'Delete local backup' to remove the backup and this message.
Before loading anything in, please click export and then either duplicate your matrix or click Export matrix JSON data so you have a backup!
You can import matrix data from FamilyTreeDNA, Gedmatch or a simple table or spreadsheet. First, copy the table of data into your device's clipboard. Then click on this field and then paste the data in. More info
Paste data
The matrix tool was not able to extract any match data from what you pasted in, sorry.
The matrix tool was not able to extract any match data from what you pasted in, sorry.
Import JSON
Browse for a matrix data file saved from this tool. This is a .json text file; only a file downloaded from this tool will work Important: use with caution. This will overwrite everything in this matrix!
Experimental: you can save an image of this matrix. The results may vary according to your browser. For the best results, try to maximize the size of the window before clicking this button. This feature works best in the Chrome, Firefox and Safari browsers.
You can download this matrix as a table of data for a spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel.
You can also download the data for this matrix locally and load it back into the tool later (or send it to someone else so they can load it in).
Cells will be shaded using this colour, with the opacity adjusted according to how much DNA is shared
vs. expected
Cells will be shaded by interpolating between these two colours. Lower percentiles will be closer to the first colour; higher ones will be closer to the second.
SD from average
Cells will be shaded according to the standard deviation for the relationship and how many standard deviations the amount shared is from the average. Click on a palette or palette name below to select it.
Indicates how close or far the shared DNA is from the average, using standard deviations (SD)
EDIT MODE: Unsaved changes Click Save to confirm edits or cancel to revert them.
Click a name to edit a tester
Add/Edit shared cM and relationships directly in the grid