import reading plan from CSV

I'd like to be able to import a custom reading plan generated with BibleReadingGenerator.com from CSV or iCAL file. Logos does not have as much flexibility as this feature, but I love having my reading plan in Logos on my multiple devices....

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I would also love to be able to generate a plan and import it into Logos & Faithlife.com groups. iCalendar would be convenient since it's an existing standard and there are already tons of libraries out there to be utilized in generating it, but any open format that Logos chooses would be better than no way to import at all.

I'll add that my ideal plan involves assignments spanning two days, so handling multi-day events from iCalendar would be great.

Emory Horvath

Would love this change. I'd really like to use the Logos Reading Plan feature, but it's impossible currently to create a reasonable custom Bible reading plan in it. I could spend a lifetime editing each day's entry for this year, but then i'd have to completely re-do all that work for the next year, because when you change the year, Logos re-generates all the entries again. The current Reading Plan feature is one of those features that's sort of almost there but isn't actually really usable yet because it's missing vital functionality.

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