What normally happens is the macro takes the information from the Brewday worksheet and pastes it as a comment in cell C on the Brews worksheet. Giving you a record of every brew you do.poggor said:ok that worked to disable the comment
so what is meant to get pasted into the brews sheet when you do the make recipe macro? im only getting the first few columns filled?
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Glomp said:Hi Ian,
Have only joined this forum over the last week or two. If you would like help in sexing this up I am pretty good at excel. Not as sex in excel but making it very easy to navigate etc.
Sounds like some good intentions - but my experiences tell me that it can be very difficult to sex up a spreadsheet without losing key functionality or changing the way people have gotten used to using it, particularly if you are not the original designer with knowledge of how the spreadsheet evolved. Having said that, open sourcing and progress are also good!Glomp said:Hi Ian,
Have only joined this forum over the last week or two. If you would like help in sexing this up I am pretty good at excel. Not as sex in excel but making it very easy to navigate etc.
Hi mattyg8mattyg8 said:After visiting grape and grain brew in a bag demo im looking forward to using this spread sheet...loved using you kit one.
Seen as I have a 40L crown urn concealed element its safe to say I should be able to leave everything in biab setup page the same as yours?
Post Boil, I put some of the wort into the cube then 500ml in a flask for the starter and another 1L into a container then continue to fill the cube. After the yeast starter has been fermenting for 24 hours the 1L has been added and fermented for a further 72 hours the starter is then stored at 1C till needed.gillie said:@ what point in the brew day do u take the 1.5L out for the starter? Pre boil ,mash ,post boil ?
Thanks Mat B. Because a keggle does not have straight sides you would have to work out the height for volume. But if you brew similar beers then could measure the diameter at that water level and use that as a pot diameter. Not sure how it will work but you give it a try.Mat B said:Hi ianh. Great spreadsheet!
I'm using a 'keggle' made from a stainless steel keg as my brew vessel. Shout I be selecting 'pot' as my vessel on the BIAB tab, then adding my specific diameter?
Cheers,
Mat