Bible in a year plan change

I tried searching the forum but couldn't find an answer to my question.

I'm moving towards using the ESV more for my daily reading and memorization Bible. I'm half way through a plan I was doing this year for reading the Bible. Is there an easy way to change what Bible a plan is using? (Since I got an message in Logos saying it would restart for the year, I assume not) If there isn't, is there an easy way to port over the plan to a new plan using the ESV?

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JT (alabama24)

If there isn't, is there an easy way to port over the plan to a new plan using the ESV?

I would not mess with your current plan. Instead, create a new plan. Have the start date be whenever you started the old plan and use "catch up to here" by a right click on the calendar.

Matt Hamrick

I tried searching the forum but couldn't find an answer to my question.

I'm moving towards using the ESV more for my daily reading and memorization Bible. I'm half way through a plan I was doing this year for reading the Bible. Is there an easy way to change what Bible a plan is using? (Since I got an message in Logos saying it would restart for the year, I assume not) If there isn't, is there an easy way to port over the plan to a new plan using the ESV?

Alexander, there are a couple ways to do this. First, edit your current plan and change the bible. It will redo the plan and you will then have to click through everything up to the current day. The second way is just go to the file area and delete the current reading plan. Then make a new plan with the ESV and change the range to use what you still have to read and forget what you have already read in the current plan.

Alexander

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/383544#Comment_383544

Alabama - Your suggestion worked well. I didn't know there was a "catch up to here" feature! Very cool! Now, I am moving from the NASB to the ESV for the reading plan and I have the exact same settings but the readings are just slightly different. Is that because of the periscopes?

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/383578#Comment_383578

Is that because of the periscopes?

I believe so, yes. Currently, there isn't a way to fine tune it, but I believe Logos is working on it (hopefully!).