Giving Credit and Posting Links Made Easier

[Scrapping4Him]

Thank you so much for that tip!!! It has saved me several hours worth of time creating my new and improved Excel spreadsheet.

Originally Posted by carlalee

Say a little tid bit for you, did you know you can generate a text file listing of ALL of your digiscrapping supplies using ACDSee? Then you can open the text file with Excel, then using your spreadsheet get maybe 90% of the work done in just a few minutes. TYVM -c-

[luv2stamp82]

I love this idea, thanks so much for your work on it!

[Whisper Pink]

WOW...Aren't you smart...I have been doing these each and everyone in notepad. Wish I had thought to do it in spreadsheet...but I think I will use yours especially since it seems my cart is never empty!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[SuperNana]

WOW Kathleeen08 - I'm impressed...I'll have to give you a call now that I'm home

[emandlivsmom]

So cool!! Thank you for doing this Kathleen and thank you to whomever bumped this back up to the new posts!

[Kathleen]

Whisper Pink ... I totally resemble that remark "seems my cart is never empty!"

Glad everyone is finding my little spreadsheet useful!

~ Kathleen

[Amber Gray]

Kathleen that is too cool! Thanks so much for sharing! I love organizing things in spreadsheets and everything!

[Whisper Pink]

Really liking this!!! So much faster than my old system...Thanks again Kathleen!!!

[Muma]

I have used this ever since I downloaded it. When ever I get a freebie or kit from the store the first thing I do is stick it in the spread sheet and create the list alphabetically by kit name. Fantastic and thank you very much. Crediting the kits is so simple now. You are a supa star to this excel dummy LOL.

[kitkat222]

This is totally awesome, thanks so much for sharing it!!!!!! I've been using Excel, but forgot that it could create a formula for text items as well as numbers. D'oh!

[Whisper Pink]

Just having to bump this up...because this is the most wonderful, timesaving, incrediable ... did I mention wonderful ... tool in the whole wide world!!!

I LOVE IT LOVE IT ... LOVE IT!!! did I say "I LOVE IT!!!!"

This is just a must have people, a MUST have!!!

BUMPING UP FOR EVERYONE TO GRAB!!!

[sandygb]

I also keep pastable "pretty links" but instead of keeping them in a spreadsheet, I use Notepad and keep them in a text file on my desktop. I keep the file organized by Designer, then each of their kits is listed alphabetically in the file. The only information that changes with each entry is the DSP ID number and the name I enter for my "pretty link". Each time I upload a new layout, I check my DSP Kits file and make sure I have all the links necessary. If not, I do a quick text search in the store to locate the ID number and add the line to my text file. The next time I use the kit, I already have the text string ready to copy and paste to my layout description field.

[omio]

Thanks, Kathleen! I already had my kits, etc., in an Excel file so it was very easy to copy over to your template. Much easier for me than doing each one by hand, which is why I'm so bad about including links beyond key words. ;-}

[nachtstern]

urgs. I shouldn't have looked at this!!!
now the painful journey of getting everything I already have in there..
wish I smart enough to do one for all my kits from different sites, but the whole formula thing completely goes over my head

[nachtstern]

oh and btw, if you buy a kit that is Item of the Week, the dsp number in the order will be wrong after that week is over so you have to look it up again.