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reup · 10-11-2011, 10:32 AM

I run

Code:

calibredb catalog ./test.csv --fields=title,authors --sort-by=series_index

and it still start by authors, so I guess it keep the alphabetical order. as it is a csv, it is not very important, I can swap columns in libreoffice

maybe another solution, create a custom column in the gui based on the subserie number ? would that be possible ?

P.S. I just found out the the custom column should be with a # and not a * in front, so #series will return the subseries but #series_index will not add the number

10-11-2011, 10:32 AM	#6
reup Connoisseur Posts: 54 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: hp ipaq hx2750	I run Code: calibredb catalog ./test.csv --fields=title,authors --sort-by=series_index and it still start by authors, so I guess it keep the alphabetical order. as it is a csv, it is not very important, I can swap columns in libreoffice maybe another solution, create a custom column in the gui based on the subserie number ? would that be possible ? P.S. I just found out the the custom column should be with a # and not a * in front, so #series will return the subseries but #series_index will not add the number