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Old 03-01-2006, 01:22 AM
baselle baselle is offline
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Default Re: What do you track in your price book?

I use the free program Handy Shopper on my Handspring Visor.
http://www.freewarepalm.com/database...-english.shtml

Groceries, of course, but I make entries by individual store. So in my price book, I list the stores that I shop at - Safeway, Albertsons, asian grocery store, produce market, costco, etc. You can also select All Stores.

Inside each store, I list out the items that I normally buy. You can also put notes on individual entries (where I put the price history of item at that store), and you can tag entries. I tag mine Unfiled or Beat This. Beat This is the absolute best price I've ever seen for the item.

If I'm confronted with a great price, I check it at the store I'm in, but I also check globally by selecting All Stores, then Beat This, to see if this is a really good price or the best I've ever seen.

I get my data by receipts but also by the paper and online flyers, and sometimes I see them at the store itself.
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