Thread: Reloads Spreadsheet

Hi

I'm about to write myself an excel spreadsheet to store my load data, and also provide a printable checklist for each load.

However, before I go and re-invent the wheel, has anyone else out there got something similar already that they would be prepared to share on a "caveat emptor" basis

thanks/regards

Tim

Yeah, can send you mine. PM me your email addy.

Nice spreadsheet

Thanks

i would be keen to use this if you guys are willing to share

Mucko, just wait a couple of days for Mr OCD aka Kiwi39 to tweak it, I'm sure by that stage it will involve a MySql backend, be hosted online and cater for all known variables

PS takes one to know one

Originally Posted by ebf

Mucko, just wait a couple of days for Mr OCD aka Kiwi39 to tweak it, I'm sure by that stage it will involve a MySql backend, be hosted online and cater for all known variables

PS takes one to know one

MySQL nah gotta be Oracle


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I tht you and Oracle weren't best of mates, @DAF ???

Actually ... excel all the way ...

Lol got it rocking again :-)

alter database set NORWEGIAN_RACING_SARDINE=TRUE;

???

ALTER SYSTEM SET "_OPTIMIZER_GO_LIKE_STINK"=TRUE scope = spfile;
Went from 5.5 hrs to 34mins

Propellor heads

Just jealous @ebf coz you're no longer one..

In fact your lovely mrs safkiwi is more geek than you !!


Tim

Whats wrong with writing shit down in a dirty black book titled Reloading? I have several cals and can remember all my pet loads in every important detail.
Yous will be doing an exel spreadsheet for masturbating and manscaping next.................If anyone does do one up for the latter.................I know someone that would be interested.

I do that, however, the original intent with the spreadsheet was to be able to print a checklist for each batch of reloads that I do.

I found myself losing track of where I was at, so I thought a simple bit of paper with ticks on it to keep with the cartridges as they progress would be good.

The step from there to having the load details captured on the same piece of paper then sort of led to me wanting to capture loads in the spreadsheet.



Tim