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My First Year as a Lego Reseller and What I've learned from BrickPicker


Phil B

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29 minutes ago, Gondorian said:

30 columns does seem a bit excessive!

On my stock sheet, other than what you mention, I track the Condition, where I bought it from, when I bought it, where it is now and a status to reference when I last saw it (to confirm how confident that it is where I think it is). I could add a column for Notes on the condition, but haven't yet.

To name a few:

Purchase outlet, outlet location, distance driven to pick up, price, discount, avg item price (if I bought multiples), order status, part out value with minifigs, part out value without minifigs, # available to sell, # sold ....

 

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Just now, Phil B said:

To name a few:

Purchase outlet, outlet location, distance driven to pick up, price, discount, avg item price (if I bought multiples), order status, part out value with minifigs, part out value without minifigs, # available to sell, # sold ....

 

Oh wow. That is detailed.

But is there just one row per set number rather than multiple rows (one per copy of that set)? Sometimes I have bought different sets from 5 or more places and they are in varying conditions. I have a Copy number in the column next to the set number so I know which copy I am referring to.

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Just now, Gondorian said:

Oh wow. That is detailed.

But is there just one row per set number rather than multiple rows (one per copy of that set)? Sometimes I have bought different sets from 5 or more places and they are in varying conditions. I have a Copy number in the column next to the set number so I know which copy I am referring to.

Every purchase (can be multiple sets) gets a row. I get my averages from a Pivot Table when needed.

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So get in wile you can, before the Toys R Us stores close!! 

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