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To see the list of wines in your cellar, click the "Cellar" button on the black Navigation Bar. You will be taken to the "Cellar List" tab. This is the page where you can view a list of all of your wines (or a narrowed list of some of your wines if you so choose). Here you will find all of the wines in your current collection. Use the "Cellar List" to view at a glance the Producer and Wine Name, Varietal, Vintage, Country, Region and Sub-region, Quantity, Maturity, Location, and Rating of every wine in your collection. Note that if a wine is "Old" or "Too Old" a warning sign will appear in the "Maturity" field to alert you. To change which Rating you want to show on the "Cellar List", go to the Notes Tab. To view a list of wines for which you no longer have any bottles in your collection, click the Out of Stock List tab. To view a list of wines that you have purchased bottles of but that have not yet been delivered, click the On Order List tab. To view a list of wines for which you have filled in a rating, click the Ratings List tab. To view a list of wines that you have earmarked for later purchase, click the Wish List tab. To view a list of wines that you have only tasted, but never had in your collection, click the Tasted List tab. Click any of the Alphabet Buttons to view a list of Producers beginning with that letter. In this way you do not have to scroll through all your wines to find a producer that starts with "L" for example, nor do you have to perform a "Search." Click "All" to view all the wines in your list. Click any "edit" button to edit information for the wine that appears directly to the right of the button. You cannot edit information directly from this list. Click any column heading to sort the list accordingly. For example, click Producer/Wine Name to sort the list by Producer in ascending order. Click again to sort by descending order. Note that a small arrow appears just to the right of the column heading when you click it, letting you know what sort order you are viewing. The default sort order is by "Producer" first, "Wine Name" second, and "Vintage" third. You can create your own default sort order on the Home page. Similarly, if you click "All" in the alphabet buttons the list is automatically sorted by "Producer" first. Click on any wine in the list to view a complete Wine Summary of that wine’s information. Colored grapes appear next to every wine to indicate the type (if no grapes appear, be sure to fill in "Type" in the Wine Tab entry form). At the bottom right hand corner of this page (and most pages) you will always find a total of the number of wines and bottles in your collection, and a total of the number of wines you are currently viewing in a list. |