The Concept Graph can often give you a good over-view of a family. You'll find a pdf manual, which describes all of the details of the Concept Graph in your MacRepertory Folder. Here's a quick example of using it for families.

Select "Concepts" from the Search Menu. Type in the main members of a family; in our example, we'll use the main serpents "lach/naja/crot-h/vip". (Use slashes to separate the abbreviations.) Press search.

This means "find every rubric where the above named remedies are found throughout the current repertory and then create a graph. A graph displaying the number of rubrics for each remedy in each section will appear. If you want to see which remedies are associated with the bars, press the space bar.

I like to have this graph displayed differently... Click on this icon;  and choose "Section Names Above" then click OK. Now click on this in the lower left. The bars now go negative when the remedy did far worse in a section than was expected and positive when it did far better.

You can see that the snakes seem to have a affinity for the throat, larynx and stool.

Now press on the small fuschia head icon in the lower left. This is a list of different groups of words that we can compare our remedies to. Choose locations.

You can see that the serpents have an affinity to the heart, larynx, ovaries and tongue.

Wondering why this graph looks different from yours?  Click this .