Reloading on an Excel Spreadsheet?

cdb1097 · **Posted:** Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:28 pm

I made my own spreadsheet, it makes things simpler.

cdb

MTR · **Joined:** Wed Feb 09, 2011 3:48 pm **Posts:** 586

I pulled all the data off of the Alliant and Hodgdon websites for the Hulls that I had been using - AA and Rem. (also had a bunch of 16 ga data from the 16gaSociety) I am able to enter the cost for components and add loads/powders as new ones are developed by the MFG. I wish I would have added straight wall hulls when I pulled that data.

I can filter by gauge (12, 16, 20 & 28) - hull - primer - powder - powder mfg - speed and it then determines cost per box.

CharlyGu · **Posted:** Thu Feb 04, 2021 6:00 pm

Naclean wrote:

I love using Excel to track what I've used and what I need on average for a month. There is not an easier way than that.I'm tired also of writing it on papers as I tend to lose them all time, and then I have to start everything again from scratch! So for me using a Google sheet is the most comfortable way. The only thing I never liked about them is that I had to find how to remove duplicates in google sheets which was a challenge to do one by one as it took me half a day.

Now that's a function to use there dude! I will add it to my sheet and see how well it works after my next entries.

Reloading on an Excel Spreadsheet?

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