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Recipes Dialog

This is the recipe database.

Filtering

Name

Just type here and the list will filter

Tags

Filter by tags, you can also select if all the tags you select must be matched or just any of them using the Or checkbox

Ingredient

Filters by sub-ingredient

Clear all filters button

Press this button to clear all filters

Show all, Show active, Show inactive

These radio buttons allows you to filter on active/inactive recipes. Use the Active button to toggle the Active status of a recipe.

RCPX

Shows only recipes flagged with the RCPX flag

Modified

Shows all recipes that have ingredients that have been updated since the recipe was created. This might indicate you need to re-balance these recipes.

Show cost

Fills in the Cost columns. This is not turned on by default as it might take some time to calculate.

Active

This button will toggle the active status of the selected recipes. Inactive recipes are displayed in red in the list. Use the radio buttons in the filter section to show/hide inactive recipes.

Edit

Edit the recipe properties. Opens the Recipe properties dialog.

Remove

Delete selected recipes

Rename

Rename recipe

Copy

Create a copy of selected recipes

Info

Set the Info text for selected recipes

Tags

Set the Tags for the selected recipes. See the Tags dialog.

Flag

Press this to flag a recipe or remove the flag.
Flagged recipes are displayed in green in the list.
You can use the flag for whatever reason you like.

Rating

Set the rating for the selected recipes.

Revisions

The merge and split buttons are part of the revision handling system. Recipes can have multiple revisions. Say you make different versions or tweaks to a recipe this usually means you create multiple recipes Vanilla1, Vanilla2 etc…When using revisions you can merge all these versions of a recipe and the older versions are stored as revisions. The recipe list will be cleaner and easier to read. So in the Vanilla case you will just have one recipe Vanilla with two revisions. The number of revisions for a recipe is shown in the list.

Merge

So, merge will merge the selected recipes and create one recipe with these recipes as different revisions. This is mostly used to be able to handle multiple recipes before the revision system was added to the calculator.

Split

Split will remove all revisions of a recipe and add them back to the database as individual recipes.

Planning

Adds selected recipes to the Production planning.

Excel

Exports selected recipes to Excel.

Perceptual map

Opens the perceptual map dialog with the selected recipes.

Radar chart

Opens the radar chart dialog with the selected recipes.

Ingredients

Lists all ingredients in the selected recipes and allows you to modify the cost. Opens the Cost dialog.

Create Base

Creates a base from the selected recipes. Opens the Create Base dialog.

Database groups

At the bottom of the dialog you can manage database groups. Each recipe belongs to a group and you can create new groups to better manage your recipes. You can for example have one group called “Production” where you put your production ready recipes and one group called “Test” where you put recipes that you are developing and testing.
The Select from drop down lets you filter the list by selecting a group.
Then you have buttons to Assign a group to selected recipes.
You also have Add/Remove buttons to add and remove groups. When removing a group all recipes in that group are added to the default “Unassigned” group, so they are not deleted!