

The first task is to select the units for operation.

The Blue cells are where data are entered, Pink cells are Selection boxes, and the Yellow cells are where results are reported. Helpful tips and information should be displayed to help the user. Hover the cursor over cells with red marks in the corner. The Water Report Input is where water quality data is entered from their water report. The first step is to evaluate your water supply. Text in some of the cells within the program may be improperly displayed if the ZOOM setting is too small.īru'n Water is set up with multiple sheets that help organize the brewer's progress through the water analysis and adjustment. Users should first adjust the ZOOM setting under the View Tab of either Excel, or LibreOffice so that the size of the work area is maximized to the User's computer screen. The formatting of text and layout may be altered when using LibreOffice, but the functionality should be maintained. The program has been reviewed on LibreOffice software and seems to work acceptably. The program will still work properly on the Mac but probably can't be shared with a PC after that. Mac computers don't use macros and Excel for Macs invites the user to remove the macros. The user can review the spreadsheet to assure themselves that the program will be useful before enabling the macros, but to enjoy the full utility of the program, utilities will have to be enabled. A standard MS Excel warning regarding macros may pop-up when starting the program or trying to select the drop down boxes if the macros have not been enabled. The program uses Macros to power the drop-down lists. The link to the File Download page is at the top of this web page. This program helps brewers to not only adjust their brewing water, but to understand why they're doing it.ĭownload the Excel spreadsheet, Bru'n Water, from the File Download page. In addition to a useful water tool, Bru'n Water provides a substantial tutorial on brewing water chemistry and treatment. If your email can be set up with a Filter (like above) to automatically send any message from to your inbox, that reportedly helps assure that updates get to you. Including that contact address may help keep messages and updates from Bru'n Water out of your Spam or Trash folders. Supporters on other email services can also add to your contact list since that helps email services know that messages from that address are welcome. Go to Settings and then Filters and Blocked Addresses.Ĭlick " Create a new filter" and enter the following: You might have to hunt for it in your email system.įrom a computer browser not a phone app, go into Gmail and click the gear symbol in the upper right corner. Gmail is especially suspicious of email with Attachments and it places them in your Spam or Trash folder.
