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DVD profiler question
Without getting into a debate about whether I should switch to another program or whether I should loan DVDs or not, can anyone tell me how to easily know which DVDs are loaned out after you record their status in Profiler? I can't figure out how to do it without checking each DVD individually (and I have way too many of them for that!). Thanks.
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In the filters section, click on the "other" tab and there is a button to filter and display the ones that are currently out.
If the filters aren't already displayed above your collection, then select "view" on the toolbar and place a check next to "filters". |
Re: DVD profiler question
Originally posted by BSTNFAN Without getting into a debate about whether I should switch to another program or whether I should loan DVDs or not, can anyone tell me how to easily know which DVDs are loaned out after you record their status in Profiler? I can't figure out how to do it without checking each DVD individually (and I have way too many of them for that!). Thanks. |
The "Loaned To" and "Due Back" fields are also included in the exported .csv file if you prefer working in a spreadsheet. D-Ball's suggesion sounds the quickest.
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Originally posted by D-Ball In the filters section, click on the "other" tab and there is a button to filter and display the ones that are currently out. If the filters aren't already displayed above your collection, then select "view" on the toolbar and place a check next to "filters". |
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