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"Star rating" on recipes
- Thread starter hypobrew
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BOB357
Grandmaster Brewer
I put an asterisk in front of recipes I really like.
Example: *Wild Water IPA
Rating your recipes with numbers 1, 2, 3, etc. in front of the names would work as well.
Example: 1 Bob's Pale Ale
2 Lovely Lager
Either way would bring these recipes to the top of your list(s) when sorted by name. Numbered recipes would even show up in numerical order.
Another alternative would be to create a new folder and name it Favorites. As with many other functions, BeerSmith allows you to customize lists.
Example: *Wild Water IPA
Rating your recipes with numbers 1, 2, 3, etc. in front of the names would work as well.
Example: 1 Bob's Pale Ale
2 Lovely Lager
Either way would bring these recipes to the top of your list(s) when sorted by name. Numbered recipes would even show up in numerical order.
Another alternative would be to create a new folder and name it Favorites. As with many other functions, BeerSmith allows you to customize lists.
Kevin58
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If using numbers I suggest 01, 02... instead of just 1, 2 etc. Once you get into double digits it will reorder those single digit numbers.
Personally however I just made another folder titled "Favorites". Nothing goes in there that I haven't already made more than once or those that I plan to make again in the future.
Personally however I just made another folder titled "Favorites". Nothing goes in there that I haven't already made more than once or those that I plan to make again in the future.
BOB357
Grandmaster Brewer
Yep! Lots of ways to do it Kevin.
When I referred to using numbers, I meant as a rating system. More or less like 1 to 5 stars, so preceding the rating number with a zero wouldn't be necessary.
When I referred to using numbers, I meant as a rating system. More or less like 1 to 5 stars, so preceding the rating number with a zero wouldn't be necessary.