I've created a custom reading plan by copy and paste from Excel. However, when it shows when to start reading, it does not allow me to select on which days of the week i wish to read (I want to choose Mon-Fri only). E.g. a standard Bible reading plan when I edit it says: Read in each Mo/Tu…, starting and finishing , by yourself When I edit the custom reading plan it says simply: Read starting , by yourself So I seem not to be able to choose not to read on certain days of the week. What's the work around? And can the next version of the software include this as a feature perhaps?

How to select days to read a Custom Reading Plan

I've created a custom reading plan by copy and paste from Excel. However, when it shows when to start reading, it does not allow me to select on which days of the week i wish to read (I want to choose Mon-Fri only).

E.g. a standard Bible reading plan when I edit it says:

Read <plan> in <bible> each Mo/Tu…, starting <date> and finishing <date>, by yourself

When I edit the custom reading plan it says simply:

Read starting <date>, by yourself

So I seem not to be able to choose not to read on certain days of the week.

What's the work around? And can the next version of the software include this as a feature perhaps?

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Jonathan Bradley

I don't know about editing a premade plan or a plan already started, but when creating a plan, you click on "every day" or whatever it says in that spot.

I've had to make from scratch reading plans because sometimes books/Logos don't cooperate.

Jonathan West

Yeah, that's not available for custom plans for some reason

MJ. Smith

The assumption is that custom plans are built day by day so that the user is always specifying the day. When using copy and paste, I would expect blank entries to mark the days without readings. However, I have not tried this and do not know if it would work.

Jonathan West

I don't think that can work, because you import the readings first into a passage list.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1388120#Comment_1388120

Ah, so apply a little ingenuity like using Mt 18:11 as your blank entry …?

Jonathan West

Thanks, yeah I was thinking about adding Gen 1:1 and Rev 22:x in between each week of 5 days!