for the love of god

Please add an export to excel link. It would take me all of about 12 minutes to write this functionality up in .net and would save me 45 hours of busy work to do it by hand.
If you would like to see this functionality to be able to easily organize your collection in excel, please +1 this thread.
Thanks,
If you would like to see this functionality to be able to easily organize your collection in excel, please +1 this thread.
Thanks,
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I'm assuming you're talking about the Pop report. It doesn't take that long to paste it into Excel and massage it a little to look nice, but it really would be nice to have an export button. Having the ability to SORT is a wonderful thing.
I am looking for my collection with registry cards. list of all cards I have and don't have with only my grade listed.
Look at this forum site's Copyright?!?!?!?
Since I joined. I can't believe it hasn't been hacked.
I guess this forum is a small time and overlooked...
<< <i>I do not care about the population report and wouldn't even offer it if I was in charge of PSA. >>
I'm glad you're not in charge. Not that I don't agree with you, but the pop report's been good for business.
I think it is a great service and there is no chance it will go away.
Data-> Import External Data-> New Web Query
It works...you can drop any list online into excel without typing it
<< <i>On the Excel menu...
Data-> Import External Data-> New Web Query
It works...you can drop any list online into excel without typing it >>
Thanks, works like a champ.
Paul
<< <i>On the Excel menu...
Data-> Import External Data-> New Web Query
It works...you can drop any list online into excel without typing it >>
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That actually works pretty well with the Set Registry page, but I can't get it to work with the Pop Report, because it's a secure site (you need to be logged in).
Whenever I want to import a page from the SMR/Pop Report/Set Registry, I just select the entire list (list only), copy it to my clipboard, then in Excel go to: Edit-> Paste Special-> Paste as Unicode Text. That pastes in without all the extra crap. Then all I have to do is format the column widths and it's all good. Both ways take minimal effort, and require no need to summon the love of any gods.
Edited to add - Either this or allow VCP members to display current VCP average or last value data in the PSA set registry pages (like they do for populations).
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<< <i>On the Excel menu...
Data-> Import External Data-> New Web Query
It works...you can drop any list online into excel without typing it >>
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That actually works pretty well with the Set Registry page, but I can't get it to work with the Pop Report, because it's a secure site (you need to be logged in).
Whenever I want to import a page from the SMR/Pop Report/Set Registry, I just select the entire list (list only), copy it to my clipboard, then in Excel go to: Edit-> Paste Special-> Paste as Unicode Text. That pastes in without all the extra crap. Then all I have to do is format the column widths and it's all good. Both ways take minimal effort, and require no need to summon the love of any gods. >>
Thank you Mdube16
Also if you are using 2010 office, just log in on the web page that is showed in excel and the go to the registry you are looking for.
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<< <i>yeah, some things around here may be a little antiquated, but our chat room is state of the art! Our search function is top-notch, too. >>
I see what you did there...
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