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Old 07-11-2015, 05:15 AM   #674
chaley
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Originally Posted by crissman View Post
I have recently purchased a Kobo Aura H20 to replace my Kindle PW1 which my mother-in-law is now using, and I am trying to set it up similar to the way I had it set up on my Kindle PW1, with the help of every one here in previous posts.

Basically I created a custom column:

Code:
Lookup Name: kobocollections
Column Heading: Kobo Collections
Column Type: Column built from other columns,behaves like tags
Template: {author_sort}{series:| - |}
I duplicated this from a "kindle collection" column I had with the except of using the column type: Column built from other columns,behaves like tags
And that, behaves like tags, is your problem. By saying it behaves like tags, commas are used to separate the items. Jumping ahead, because "Landsem" and "Stephanie" are separated by a comma they are considered different items. It is only by luck that Landsem sorts before Stephanie.

Given that template, why did you choose "behaves like tags"?
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