In  “Using Timelines and Tables to Analyze Your Research,” attendees will learn how to manage the vast amounts of data generated by in-depth and difficult genealogical tasks through structured analysis methods. The presentation provides a methodical framework for creating timelines and tables using a variety of tools, including word processors, spreadsheets, and specialized software. Participants will discover advanced techniques such as color-coding, integrating historical context, and utilizing document comparison tables to organize research notes and corroborate evidence. Through practical case studies—such as resolving “two men, one name” identity problems and determining a mother’s maiden name—this session demonstrates how to effectively sort and analyze complex data to satisfy the Genealogical Proof Standard.