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Valuation - 3/14/2024 4:42:33 AM

Andrew42

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have searched the forum so if I have missed something, please be forgiving.

I live in a country, (Switzerland) which has an annoying habit of not having standard sizes for bottles. As a result some wine makers sell some of their wines in 75cl bottles but also some in 70cl bottles.

CT accommodates this for wines we purchase as it has a plethora of sizes to choose from.

When it comes to valuation, the choice is far more limited.

I cannot find a way to enter a valuation for 70cl: my options are 75cl or 150cl. Am I missing something? I cannot find a way to change 75cl to 70cl and I need that for many local , (white wines especially) that I buy, have bought, have in my cellar or wish to buy.

Any thoughts?

Tks.

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RE: Valuation - 3/14/2024 7:39:32 AM

Eric

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The individual wine valuation screen should show you all the sizes where you have added bottles of that wine.

For example the 700ml size is shown here: https://www.cellartracker.com/editvalue.asp?iWine=4521877

And if you filter the bulk valuation view to a size it will show the right field: https://www.cellartracker.com/list.asp?BulkEdit=true&iUserOverride=420852&Size=700ml&Table=BulkValue

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RE: Valuation - 3/17/2024 1:58:28 AM

Andrew42

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Thank you. I'll look at that. I was trying to add some wines together with associated costs but that I have never actually yet bought but am thinking about doing so.

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