Prioritize resources according to Biblical book and not entire commentary sets?

I have my commentary collections prioritized, however I want to prioritize more specifically per Bible book. For example, when I do a passage guide search for a verse in Exodus, there are several commentaries that I want to come up first in the results, however they are not part of a prioritized collection, and I don't want the collection they belong to to be prioritized.

I am assuming the best way to do this is to just start with Genesis and add the individual titles that I want for Genesis ABOVE the prioritized collations? Then those resources will come up above the collations in the search results? This method seems somewhat not that great though because for example, I want The Expositor's Vol2 to be a priority for Exodus but not so much as for the other books of the Torah that are included there. So if I bring that single book into my priority list above the commentary sets, then it will show up for all the books of the Torah, which I don't want. So I want to make that a priority for Exodus only.

Any comments suggestions would be great. Ive done some searching but haven't found a good answer, and not to make an excuse but being a full seminary student with a family I have so little time to research how to do things...

Thanks in advance.

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NB.Mick

Chris,

Advanced prioritization (a prioritization restricted to the different books) is your friend: https://wiki.logos.com/Prioritizing#Advanced_Prioritization

Chris LeDuc

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/633882#Comment_633882

Thank you Sir. That is exactly what I was looking for.

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/633914#Comment_633914

Glad to be helpful!

Chris LeDuc

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/633920#Comment_633920

Ok I am back on this topic again.

I have set, for example, the NIC as a priority for 1 Peter specifically. I had previously had the series a a priority in general, but I wanted the NIC to be the first or second resource for 1 Peter.

It appears that by doing this, I have thus removed the NIC from being a priority for any other books. When I did a passage guide search in Matthew today I had to scroll all the way to the very bottom to get to the NIC.

How do I fix this?

Thanks in advance.

Don Awalt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/672512#Comment_672512

Ok I am back on this topic again.

I have set, for example, the NIC as a priority for 1 Peter specifically. I had previously had the series a a priority in general, but I wanted the NIC to be the first or second resource for 1 Peter.

It appears that by doing this, I have thus removed the NIC from being a priority for any other books. When I did a passage guide search in Matthew today I had to scroll all the way to the very bottom to get to the NIC.

How do I fix this?

Thanks in advance.

I assume you set (NICNT?) 1 Peter as an advanced entry in the Priority list at the top, so it came up first for 1 Peter. If you want NICNT to be first for everyone, remove the advanced entry and add a general entry for the series. If you right click on any resource from a series in your library, you will see Prioritize this resource and Prioritize this series. If you want NICNT 1 Peter to be first, and NICNT to be third say, for everything else, add an ADDITIONAL entry in your priority list for the NICNT series (right click on any other NICNT resource, and select prioritize this series, and drag it to the right place.)

Chris LeDuc

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/672522#Comment_672522

That worked, thank you. I did not realize that I had to go back and re-prioritize a series that I had already prioritized, after having further advanced prioritized individuals out of the already prioritized series, but it worked and was fairly simple.