Inventory software
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Any of you out there use any kind of inventory software for the shop? If so what do you recommend.
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Inventory Software
I have my shop inventory recorded in Excel (in a spreadsheet) but am about to convert that file to Access (a relational data base).
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I use Excel and Access as well. Excel is better for short lists or tables such as a list of tap and die sizes, or anything that requires calculations. Access is better for a proper database and searching without the risk of scrambling your data when you sort columns.
However I'm curious, what are you guys inventorying? And why?
Troy
However I'm curious, what are you guys inventorying? And why?
Troy
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Inventory Software
I use but have not completed an Excel Workshop Inventory Spreadsheet. I think I found this in a Woodnet.net post a couple of years ago.
It has columns for NAME OF TOOL, MAKE, MODEL, SERIAL NUMBER, PURCHASE DATE, WHERE PURCHASED, PURCHASE PRICE, ESTIMATED CURRENT VALUE and a PHOTO column. At the top of the spreadsheet are lines for name, address, etc. and it keeps a running value total on the inventory listed.
Is there a way for me to add this spreadsheet as an attachment. When I looked at the Manage Attachments, I do not see Excel files listed.
It has columns for NAME OF TOOL, MAKE, MODEL, SERIAL NUMBER, PURCHASE DATE, WHERE PURCHASED, PURCHASE PRICE, ESTIMATED CURRENT VALUE and a PHOTO column. At the top of the spreadsheet are lines for name, address, etc. and it keeps a running value total on the inventory listed.
Is there a way for me to add this spreadsheet as an attachment. When I looked at the Manage Attachments, I do not see Excel files listed.
Brian
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