Just wondering is anyone is as Outback as I am... when I first started to collect TFs (2003), I started up an excep spreadsheet with what transformer it was and how much I paid for it.

 

I have them grouped in G1-G2, Reissues, Alts, armada, energon, cybertron, RID, and universe.

 

It helps me a lot in keeping track of what I have and how much I've spent over the past few years... which could be a bad thing...

 

here's an example (see pic)

 

but i was wondering if anyone else did this?

Hello my fellow Outback brother!

 

I have an excel spreadsheet too. It not only lists line (G1, G2, Armada, etc) but alliegence (Autobot or Decepticon), name, subgroup (Protectobots, etc), accessories, and what accessories are needed.

 

The spreadsheet helps me keep track of what I have and what I need. You would not believe how many duplicates I have purchased from 20 years of collecting. :thumb

i could care less about the value of my little guys, but i need to make an invintory with all my TF's for insurance reasons...so many TF's  :tfsad

I hate Excel. Anything that I really need table-wise can be done in Word. :thumb

I like lists and stuff, but I fear attaching numbers to them

 

as you might guess, I'm not an accountant :redface

Hello my fellow Outback brother!

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That sounds so, so wrong.

 

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Thank God.  I'm not the only one who keeps a spreadsheet inventory of my figures.

I am far too lazy for that. The most I'll do is print out a checklist and put a check next to every bot I own.

i did that for my tf comics. but not the toys