Collection based on reading status
Is it possible to create a dynamic collection with a rule based on the reading status, e.g. reading status = 100%, or >90%?
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That isn’t a current capability, and I think it would be unlikely to be given much developer time. Is the purpose simply to find books you have started?
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Although you can't create a collection, just in case you don't know this, you can filter all your resources by "Reading", "Finished", or "Unread"
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Bruce Dunning said:
you can filter all your resources by "Reading", "Finished", or "Unread"
As you write that you can filter by reading status and then show a screen shot of resources sorted by reading status, I just want to clarify that you can indeed both sort and filter for reading status in the Library panel. [:)]
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JT (alabama24) said:
That isn’t a current capability, and I think it would be unlikely to be given much developer time. Is the purpose simply to find books you have started?
See Library wiki where it shows you can filter by:
{ReadingStatus value} where value=Unread, New, Reading, or Finished e.g. {ReadingStatus New}
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Dave Hooton said:
See Library wiki where it shows you can filter by:
{ReadingStatus value} where value=Unread, New, Reading, or Finished e.g. {ReadingStatus New}
Thanks, this will indeed do the trick if you want to search within only your finished books:
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