Tailor Archive

I have to agree that the instructions are very helpful!!! I read through them today and I'm very impressed. I still need to play around with the sheet a bit. But I love it.

One question though....I noticed you have a Factories Expense but no Harvester Expense (other than relocation). Do you normally just lump their maint into Factories?

Hello I can't see this on my computer. I don't have excel is there another way to see this? I have wordpad and notepad. I would really like to see and use this. Also, have word perfect. Thanks for any help with this.

Excellent!!! I see it now. Thanks for taking the time to respond to me.

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GonkSevenT3 wrote:
Excellent!!! I see it now. Thanks for taking the time to respond to me.

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My pleasure and glad to help.

- A. Kimusume

I'm still lovin this spreadsheet. Now all I want for Christmas is a tab or two for inventory and sales tracking (just how many Black Uniform Boots DID I make and sell last month? What was my profit?)

Excellent work on this again. More kudos for you!

Excellent job!

I love spreadsheets. It helps to educate those new to the profession who just dont really know what to charge.

If I may request a couple things?

Can you format the Prices sheet to be printer-friendly? Tabbing out of the game is a hassle if I need just one price and having a 1 or 2 page printout woudl be great.

The ability to clear an order (sorry if its there, I didn't see it) after I'm done.

A text-friendly page that shows the order info. You can use the Windows clipboard in-game (Controls-Keymap under the chat tab is a paste & cut binding) so copying some text in WIndows and pasting it into a Galaxies email would be awesome!

Great Job!

Akkori, to get a printout version of the prices page, here's what I did:

I selected all the cells in the prices sheet and copied them (ctrl+c). Then I opened up Word and pasted (ctrl+p). That created a table in Word that had my price sheet. Under the Format menu, there's an option for Columns. I made my document havetwo columns. Then you can play with the font and text size to shrink the page length. I wound up with 2 1/2 pages. If I'd shrunk the text size a little more, played with the table borders, and made itthree columns per page instead of two, I probably could have gotten it down to 2 pages. But I was partly being lazy and partly trying to save my eyes from tiny fonts.

It took maybe 5 minutes to do this. It's probably easier for each of us to do this than for Ayane to make some kind of print friendly price page, because making printer-friendly pages in Excel seems like a real pain. Then again, I don't know Excel very well, so this is from my limited experience.