Post your top 5 yDNA and mtDNA haplogroups in your 23andme DNA Relatives list

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

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Aye lad.

Update:
YDNA:
1 R1a1a 49
2 E1b1ba2 43
3 I2a2b 22
4 I1 21
5 J2 15

mtDNA
1 H 62
2 H1 20
3 H7 15
J1c 15
4 T2b 14
H1c 14
5 H6a1 13

Update!

mtDNA

H - 78
H1 - 39
J1c - 23
T1a1 - 13
H7 - 12
U5a1a1 - 11
H1c - 10

Y-DNA

E1b1b1a2*(E-V13) - 75
I2a2b - 44
R1a1a - 42
R1b1b2a - 23
J2b2* - 20
R1b1b2a1a2f* - 18
I1 - 18

Mine:

mtDNA:

H- 74
H1- 69
T2b- 43
H3- 35
T1a1- 16
H7- 16
V- 16

y-DNA:

R1b1b2a1a2f*- 94
R1b1b2a1a- 59
Il*- 47
R1b1b2a1a2f2- 23
R1b1b2a1a1- 21
R1b1b2a1a1*- 21
Il- 19

My top haplogroups seem fairly similar to Robert's and Graham's. Trying to work Jackson's out but I think they are a little less similar. Am I right?

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Originally Posted by Caismeachd

mtDNA
H 75
H1 72
T2b 50
H3 33
V 20

y-dna
R1b1b2a1a2f* 92
R1b1b2a1a 47
I1* 47
R1b1b2a1a1* 25
R1b1b2a1a2f2 20

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Originally Posted by Graham

MtDNA
H 71
H1 68
H3 45
T2b 32
T1a1 23
Y-DNA
R1b1b2a1a2f* 115
I1* 42
R1b1b2a1a 39
R1b1b2a1a1 26
R1b1b2a1a1* 23
R1b1b2a1a2f 23
R1b1b2a1a2f2 21
R1a1a 20
I1 16

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Originally Posted by Jackson

R1b U106 144 27.01688555
R1b U152 31 5.816135084
R1b L21 123 23.07692308
R1b P312* 15 2.814258912
Other R1b 2 0.375234522
I1 65 12.19512195
I2b1 27 5.065666041
other I2 15 2.814258912
R1a 37 6.941838649
E 32 6.003752345
F 1 0.187617261
G 13 2.43902439
J 18 3.377110694
N 3 0.562851782
Q 4 0.750469043
T 2 0.375234522
H 1 0.187617261

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Self:
mtDNA (L2a1l2a1) top five:
K1a1b1a - 115
H - 52
H1 - 32
H7 - 31
J1c - 30

Y-DNA (J2) top five:
J1e [J-P58] - 75
R1a1a - 37
E1b1b1c1 - 34
T, R2 - 33

Grandmother:
mtDNA (L2a1l2a1) top five:
K1a1b1a - 185
N1b2 - 54
H - 46
K2a2a, H1 - 40

Y-DNA top five:
J1e -76
R1a1a - 37
E1b1b1c1 - 36
J2 - 33
E1b1b1c1a - 31

Grandfather:
mtDNA (H10a1a) top five:

-Still waiting for list-

Y-DNA (I2b1* / I2a2a*) top five:

-Still waiting for list-

Grandfather:
mtDNA (H10a1a) top five:
H1 - 49
H - 42
T2b - 30
H3 - 25
H7 - 23

Y-DNA (I2b1* / I2a2a*) top five:
R1b1b2a1a2f* - 68
I1* - 51
I1, R1b1b2a1a - 44
R1a1a - 43

Wasn't there a method to organizing these into order quickly and easily? Been a while since I've done it and google docs layout seems to have changed, anyone able to give me some advice on what to do?

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Wasn't there a method to organizing these into order quickly and easily? Been a while since I've done it and google docs layout seems to have changed, anyone able to give me some advice on what to do?

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I just downloaded the csv. file, opened it in Excel and sorted the paternal and maternal haplogroup columns by alphabetic order. Then, if you mark enough cells a small number pops up next to your coursor with the count. It was pretty easy to spot which halpogroups had the most instances since there is usually a vast variation in numbers.

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Originally Posted by Skjaldemjøden

I just downloaded the csv. file, opened it in Excel and sorted the paternal and maternal haplogroup columns by alphabetic order. Then, if you mark enough cells a small number pops up next to your coursor with the count. It was pretty easy to spot which halpogroups had the most instances since there is usually a vast variation in numbers.

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Cheers, might do it that way then. I just remember there was a really quick and easy way to do it on google docs but i can't remember what it was.