On BS When I went to itens Im selling I could filter Albania for example, it told me how many items and at the bottom a total value, if the number and value was right I knew I was good, if not I would find the difference. It was an incredibly nice feature.
You can go to watching and type in Albania in the Listing Title or ID. Any that you are watching will come up. There isn't a total at the bottom however, which is a feature I was going to suggest at some point. The total would be especially helpful when I list the items for one store. I can match it with my Excel spreadsheet that I keep to see if I'm in synch.
It's absolutely essential for book keeping purposes - without it we don't have a clue whether there is $5000 total or $25000 total in our "inventory" without trying to manually add up all of the items. We had it on Bidstart and I am not sure why it wasn't just automatically added to Hipstamp. Those who file quarterly will need the information shortly...
Within the next few days we'll be offering a way to export your full inventory to a spreadsheet. So while not directly addressing totals (we have plans for that) you could easily total the column in your spreadsheet.
Is this something simple (the total is there when I export it) or is it it something where I would have to get someone to set up formulas, etc ? On Bidstart the numbers were there. I tried to set up a spreadsheet with formulas once and was totally lost, and I presume others might be as well. Just wondering if I will have to hire someone to set up spreadsheet formulas to get back to what was free and simple on Bidstart and readily available on Ebay. SOR and other auction/sales sites.
Thank you Ted ... my Windows Excel is 2003 but I also have the latest version of Open Office - I've just never really used either for anything except playing around....and very unsuccessfully at that. Strange - in the 70's I kept track of billing projections for the next 18 months on 200 plus projects totaling over 20 million dollars of billings on a manual spreadsheet - piece of cake. Put me in front of Excel and I freeze. You make it seem simple - thanks
Carol, I have MS Office 2000 that I still use. The newer versions are backwards compatible, and I am unwilling to switch because I also use Access for databases (new price back in 2000 was over $500).
I had a problem on one of my computers and lost the office 2000 on it. I have replaced it with WPS and it seems to work so far... Of course, the price is right!!
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1: Click on the empty cell below your last price.
2: Click on the Greek E, which is the autosum function. Excel (or in my case WPS) will highlight all the cells above.
3: Hit Enter, and, voila!
I had a problem on one of my computers and lost the office 2000 on it. I have replaced it with WPS and it seems to work so far... Of course, the price is right!!
Ted