Question about using GPA's site to inventory your collection

[Comicsarefun]

I just subscribed to GPA and began entering my comics in the data base. I am able to see the value of each of my books and the totals for each title. Is there a way to see the total value of all the titles combined? Also, is there any way to print out an inventory of all your books using their site?

 

Thanks

[Meeklo]

I don't believe so. It's meant more for price tracking than inventory keeping. I keep track of my inventory on a spreadsheet on my dropbox and about once a month I'll update it with pricing values from GPA.

[Comicsarefun]

Thanks Meeklo,

 

I was hoping for an easy shortcut to value and inventory my collection. I am not motivated enough to keep an updated spreadsheet, so I will go back to keeping an unofficial total in my head. (Just like my checkbook...and that never works well)

 

 

[passion4comics]

There are too many non-GPA sales to use GPA as a tally guide. HA, CC, CL, and some private sales I track to get a bigger picture. Use a spreadsheet and when a sale price conflicts with GPA make a notation where and when.

[F For Fake]

I really do wish there was a way to tally and then export a list and dump it into Excel or something. Would be a nice feature.

[Comicsarefun]

I really do wish there was a way to tally and then export a list and dump it into Excel or something. Would be a nice feature.

 

I agree! Perhaps in the future