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Old 02-05-2014, 05:55 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by alexxxm View Post
it already happened to me some times...
I have a book - maybe added it to the library a long time ago - which I read & rate it (I use the rating column as a read-flag too: unread books are zero-star).
Then some time after this I remember "... I read it not long ago... I gave it 4 stars ... which damn book is it???"
So: does calibre holds the date at which a book rating has changed?

thanks a lot for this incredible program!
If the rating change was the most recent thing done to the book then calibres Modified Date should be that date

So search for books with rating of four, now sort results on modified date and scroll down to about when you think you finished/rated it with luck it'll be thereabouts

FWIW I have Status and Last Status Change Date columns that I maintain manually - I found there were too many little and/or tangential things of little consequence that can change a books modified date - eg correct a spelling mistake in a Comment

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