How do I search for a book in my order history?
How can I tell when I bought a book?
In my Order History, I have the option of, selecting the Order number. However, how do I search for a book I bought quite a while ago?
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Milkman said:
How can I tell when I bought a book?
Finding out when you purchased a book will only work if you bought the book as a single resource. It won't work if you purchased it in a bundle.
- Scroll down and click "show all"
- Wait for the list to populate.
- Use the "find" feature of your browser or OS and type the name.
You will need to make sure you spell it right. "Parent" will find "Parenting." It doesn't work the other way around.
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Open your order history.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the [ Show All ] button.
Wait for the full history to load.
Press Ctrl-F (or Cmd-F on a mac) and enter (all or part of) the title in the search box.
This works as long as it was NOT part of a bundle.
If it was part of a bundle, search the LOGOS store for the title and try to figure out what bundle you purchased.
Then type the name of that bundle in the Ctrtl-F search box instead.
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Drat... ya beat me to it whilst I was typing there JT [;)]
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Thanks, guys. The book I was looking for was part of a Reformed package. Hence I couldn't find that individual author. Good to know for next time.
Thanks again!
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Milkman said:
part of a Reformed package
If you are positive that you know which package, you can look/search for that. However, it becomes tricky when dynamic pricing is considered. Did the resource come from the package you purchased in 2019 or the one in 2015?
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Hey JT,
No, I purchased the L10 Reformed Gold in 2022.
JT (alabama24) said:Milkman said:part of a Reformed package
If you are positive that you know which package, you can look/search for that. However, it becomes tricky when dynamic pricing is considered. Did the resource come from the package you purchased in 2019 or the one in 2015?
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