How do you keep track of you Prospect Inventory?

[soxrchamps07]

Im currently using excel, but im just curious to see if anyone used something else or what format they use in excel.

 

[Jaypers]

 

[bballcardkid]

I just use my brain, but I don't have a lot of cards.

 

[coltsfan23]

I use an excel spreadsheet listing each card in detail, price paid, and eventually the price sold.

 

[sheetskout]

Google Docs (spreadsheet and word processor)

Putting your inventory into Google Docs allows you to access it from anywhere.

 

[RookieHotList]

Now that is funny!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[RookieHotList]

Google Docs (spreadsheet and word processor)

Putting your inventory into Google Docs allows you to access it from anywhere.

Hadn't thought of that...good idea!

Anybody starting to "outgrow" excel??? Just curious if anyone is using a Quickbooks-like solution. I have no experience with any of these "small business" softwares. But I was wondering if their was something that was more intuitive and provided some advantages to a spreadsheet solution???

 

[caseya10781]

You are seriously on a roll man. Are you Robin Williams?

 

[KandKCards]

Google Docs (spreadsheet and word processor)

Putting your inventory into Google Docs allows you to access it from anywhere.

Hadn't thought of that...good idea!

Anybody starting to "outgrow" excel??? Just curious if anyone is using a Quickbooks-like solution. I have no experience with any of these "small business" softwares. But I was wondering if their was something that was more intuitive and provided some advantages to a spreadsheet solution???

Not really. Excel has a lot more features than you think. My workbook has about 12 different worksheets on it and it works great for me.

 

[RookieHotList]

Google Docs (spreadsheet and word processor)

Putting your inventory into Google Docs allows you to access it from anywhere.

Hadn't thought of that...good idea!

Anybody starting to "outgrow" excel??? Just curious if anyone is using a Quickbooks-like solution. I have no experience with any of these "small business" softwares. But I was wondering if their was something that was more intuitive and provided some advantages to a spreadsheet solution???

Not really. Excel has a lot more features than you think. My workbook has about 12 different worksheets on it and it works great for me.

I may have to hit you up for a quick lesson some time Or maybe an empty template of how you have them setup.

Are you the K&K from Arkansas?? Johnny??

 

[soxrchamps07]

Google Docs (spreadsheet and word processor)

Putting your inventory into Google Docs allows you to access it from anywhere.

Hadn't thought of that...good idea!

Anybody starting to "outgrow" excel??? Just curious if anyone is using a Quickbooks-like solution. I have no experience with any of these "small business" softwares. But I was wondering if their was something that was more intuitive and provided some advantages to a spreadsheet solution???

Not really. Excel has a lot more features than you think. My workbook has about 12 different worksheets on it and it works great for me.

I may have to hit you up for a quick lesson some time Or maybe an empty template of how you have them setup.

if you ever have the time i would also love one.

 

[AKA Coastal]

Jaypers I usually just laugh at your jokes where I don't get banned ,but you are on fire tonight.

 

[soxrchamps07]

thought id bump this thread one last time.

 

[Wes]

I use excel also, with a new worksheet for each set, I mostly do BC so its like 05 BCDP, 06 BC, 06 BCDP, 07 BC, 07 BCDP etc etc.

 

[All The Hype]

I use an excel spreadsheet listing each card in detail, price paid, and eventually the price sold.

+1

 

[prospectorgems]

Currently using excel, however will upgrade to Access soon, just have to brush up a bit on my programming skills.

 

[jcmint]

Absolutely one of your best.