I am very worried about Rod, I have communicated with him via email several times in the past. I sent him email several months ago but never got a reply, which is totally unlike him.
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I am very worried about Rod, I have communicated with him via email several times in the past. I sent him email several months ago but never got a reply, which is totally unlike him.
HotRod posted this back in January:
And his last post was in February. He has logged on a couple of times since then without posting (May 7th was the most recent according to his profile page). I don't know if his recovery from surgery is taking longer than expected, or if he is just really busy, but at least he seems to be staying on the correct side of the turf.
Here's hope all is well for him!
Thanks IDJoel. I guess that it is business as usual. We as a group have been able to handle all of the issues that have come up. No real bug fixes have been needed. We all deserve a pat on the back. I am certain that we can continue as long as needed, barring any programming issues.
As you say @Ed Sause; so far, so good!
I understand that we all appreciate all the time, and effort, that HotRod has put into the development of his juice Calculator. If anyone is deserving of a break; it is certainly HotRod. With the depth, and longevity, of his involvement and support; his seeking out our feedback, and participation; many of us have developed an emotional investment too. (At least I can't think of another piece of software that I feel so committed to.) We are certainly spoiled! It only makes sense to me that there would be a genuine concern for HotRod's well-being. I will try to shush my inner child and remain patient, and let him have whatever time he requires; but the selfish part of me still wishes that he would just check in, and let us know he is okay.
I too am grateful, and proud, of how everyone has pulled together, and kept things chugging along. I think this is one of the calculator's bigger benefits. I hope we can continue to fill the gap until our skipper returns. I appreciate all of you!
I understand that we all appreciate all the time, and effort, that HotRod has put into the development of his juice Calculator. If anyone is deserving of a break; it is certainly HotRod. With the depth, and longevity, of his involvement and support; his seeking out our feedback, and participation; many of us have developed an emotional investment too. (At least I can't think of another piece of software that I feel so committed to.) We are certainly spoiled! It only makes sense to me that there would be a genuine concern for HotRod's well-being. I will try to shush my inner child and remain patient, and let him have whatever time he requires; but the selfish part of me still wishes that he would just check in, and let us know he is okay.I too am grateful, and proud, of how everyone has pulled together, and kept things chugging along. I think this is one of the calculator's bigger benefits. I hope we can continue to fill the gap until our skipper returns. I appreciate all of you!
Unfortunately there are no android or apple apps for this calculator. There is however a work around if you have a dropbox, one drive, or google drive account. You can load the portable version on one of these accounts and run it from your android, apple smart phone.
Is there a way to get your total amount of flavors from the calculator without counting each one of them?
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You can find that info down at the bottom in the "Results" section.
Unfortunately, it doesn't display a value for total flavor volume (if that is what you are looking for), but it is easy enough to find by multiplying Flavor % x Total Volume. In the above example it would be 9.1% x 15mL = 1.365mL (0.091x15mL=1.365mL).
Thanks for the reply IDJoel, actually I was looking for a total number of ingredients in inventory that I have.You can find that info down at the bottom in the "Results" section.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't display a value for total flavor volume (if that is what you are looking for), but it is easy enough to find by multiplying Flavor % x Total Volume. In the above example it would be 9.1% x 15mL = 1.365mL (0.091x15mL=1.365mL).
@tshing02 In tool bar at the top of the screen is current inventory, click on that.
I think that is what you are looking for.
I think that is what you are looking for.
Sorry; my bad!
I don't know of anything within the calculator that shows a current quantity (a specific numerical value) for the number of ingredients.
I did play with the export feature (Tools>Export To Excel) some time ago (Sept. of last year), and found that when viewed in a spreadsheet program (such as Microsoft Office, or Apache OpenOffice), the regular spreadsheet layout automatically numbered the rows/ingredients.
It is not perfect; as it includes all ingredients (including PG, VG, Nic, adjuncts, regardless of on-hand amount). But, with a little creative use of the program's "Sort" feature, you can fairly easily shuffle things around to get the quantity refined. If you want more details of how I went about sorting (not saying it's the best/fastest/easiest; just how I fumbled through it.
), just let me know, and I will elaborate. I'm glad that made any sense to you; that took a couple of rewrites to even seem "clear as mud" to me.
[quote uid=293441 name="tshing02" post=19628139]That's a great solution as to counting my inventory. Thanks a lot for the suggesting that![/QUOTE]<br />I'm glad that made <u><i>any</i></u> sense to you; that took a couple of rewrites to even seem "clear as mud" to me. I'm sure many still be lost, you made it a very simple work around for me. Thanks again for taking the time to answer my question..
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I'm sure many still be lost, you made it a very simple work around for me. Thanks again for taking the time to answer my question.. Sent from my VS990 using Tapatalk
<br />I'm glad that made <u><i>any</i></u> sense to you; that took a couple of rewrites to even seem "clear as mud" to me.
I'm sure many still be lost, you made it a very simple work around for me. Thanks again for taking the time to answer my question.. Sent from my VS990 using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]
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I think this has been covered before but I can't seem to find the thread now....
When printing labels, through the button located on the interface next to the exit and save button, should the ingredients as well as last made date be updated as well or is this only when printing through the "Print Label Advanced..." located under the file menu options?
When printing labels, through the button located on the interface next to the exit and save button, should the ingredients as well as last made date be updated as well or is this only when printing through the "Print Label Advanced..." located under the file menu options?
I found the option to have the ingredients reduced and recipe added to the steeping list located in the Options, under the Recipe defaults...
Well, the option is there but.... When printing the label from the interface button, the ingredients are not reduced nor is the recipe added to the steeping list. This kinda stinks.... I'd love a one click option that prints the label, reduces the inventory, updates the last made date, and adds the recipe to the steeping list....
I am glad you found your own answer, as I do not use the "Print Label" feature. Thank you for sharing your results.
it's a nice calculator with lots of options, and is now my go to calculator, just because it does so much more than just mixing calculations.
but something I feel is missing is the ability to have a viewable database of juices you've made, the steeping section is all well and good, but can become confusing if you have made recipes of the same name, or you have many juices on the go, some old, some new etc, sometimes you just want to know about the latest juices that are steeping with a quick look, but when you remove older juices from the steeping section it's essentially gone.
it would be good to be able to move or mark a steeped juice in to a ready for use or similar where you could maybe update it with amounts of juice you have used or mark as getting low on so they can be mixed again, much like the ingredients and inventory sections for ingredients, but for made up juices, where you can add notes etc to a specific batch of juice.
maybe even the possibility to attach a kind of 'batch number' to a recipe when it's made, that you can also add to the labels and search in the made up juices for.
it would also be nice to have all these 'made' juices as being exportable to the 'export to excel' sheet that contain all your recipes and ingredients.
but something I feel is missing is the ability to have a viewable database of juices you've made, the steeping section is all well and good, but can become confusing if you have made recipes of the same name, or you have many juices on the go, some old, some new etc, sometimes you just want to know about the latest juices that are steeping with a quick look, but when you remove older juices from the steeping section it's essentially gone.
it would be good to be able to move or mark a steeped juice in to a ready for use or similar where you could maybe update it with amounts of juice you have used or mark as getting low on so they can be mixed again, much like the ingredients and inventory sections for ingredients, but for made up juices, where you can add notes etc to a specific batch of juice.
maybe even the possibility to attach a kind of 'batch number' to a recipe when it's made, that you can also add to the labels and search in the made up juices for.
it would also be nice to have all these 'made' juices as being exportable to the 'export to excel' sheet that contain all your recipes and ingredients.
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