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posted by grady.cameron at 9:52 pm (EST) on Sep 6, 2007

Hi, I'm a new member and am learning how to navigate. Is the category "Tag" the only area in which I can categorize my books for my own purposes? Then when I download to excel, all my comments go into one cell. I would like to categorize my books in several ways. For example: I'd like to have a category for the cost of the book, how I got it, if it's history, then a sub-category. In this way I could sort by different categories in excel and have a value on my collection. Thanks for your answers. Sincerely, David D. Boggs
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Welcome to LT! I'm looking forward to more Javascript hattricks :)

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