price book

[dcg22]

Re: price book

thanks Matthew, those are good sites

[PRICEPLUS]

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Ditto!

[benosayi]

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Some relevant links about creating and using a price book:

http://frugalliving.about.com/cs/buyingfood/a/pricebooks.htm

http://www.thefrugalshopper.com/articles/pricebook.shtml

http://organizedhome.com/content-73.html

Free printable planner forms, including pricebook pages, housework lists, and pantry inventory forms:

http://www.organizedhome.com/printable/index.php/cat/501

Relevant Quote:

"What do you use to create a price book? Form is unimportant. Low-tech tightwads use a small binder or spiral notebook to track price book information. Planner aficionados devote a tabbed section to price book pages. The hi-tech housewife enters price book data in a computer spreadsheet (and the alpha geek downloads spreadsheet data to a palmtop computer for quick in-store consultation)."

I started my price book using the printable form. When I buy something I just write the unit price on the package. I keep a sharpe in the purse. This worked out well, expecially when I went to BJs.

[dcg22]

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Thanks I will print from there
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[JanH]

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Thanks for the ideas and the links! Still working on it!

[trillium]

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Thanks a bunch for the links and stuff.. I was tempted to drag my laptop to the grocery store with an excel spreadsheet going - but that'd probably get alot of bizarre looks

[benosayi]

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My pricebook was in my tote bag. Coffee just spilled all over it. I am going to put it on a spreadsheet now.