Excel Spreadsheets

I have gotten most of my excel spreadsheet programs for free thanks to the good-heartedness of two Etsy sellers. These spreadsheets have helped me tremendously, so I thought I would post the links here. They both have beautiful jewelry in their shops too!

lavajewelry.etsy.com has two free spreadsheets available for download from her Blog (scroll till you see Downloads on the right column). One helps to track your cost versus profit for a particular item. The other will track monthly sales per customer as well as your profit/loss for the year.

chrisparry has two free spreadsheets that help to determine a retail and wholesale price for your work. These are on his Blog available for download.

Excel spreadsheets are new to me, and Allen Wyatt's site is full of Excel tips.

If you would like to purchase a spreadsheet, here is a list of sellers on Etsy : Spreadsheets on Etsy

Comments

Alicia said…

I so wish I had excel

3/20/2008

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