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Track Sales With A Price Book

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Date: 03/26/2008 Topics: Budget and Finance > Shopping | Food Tips and Info > Grocery Shopping  
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My household consists of just me and my Basset Hound, Chettie. I would like some tips and/or suggestions on starting a price book for grocery shopping. I don't buy a lot of groceries, but with prices going up every week, I know I need to keep better track of my spending and the schedule the store has for putting certain items on sale. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Jenny from Enola, PA
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Post by WIsgal (146) | (03/27/2008)
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If you print 'Price book' in google you will get lot ideas. At this site you can copy a price book sheet.
http://organizedhome.com/image/view/241/_original

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Post by Laurel_admin (282) | (03/26/2008)
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It's a pretty basic concept: when something you use goes on sale, be sure to stock up enough to last until you expect it to go on sale again. To do this effectively, you need to know not only how often something goes on sale, but also how much of it you will likely use during that time. I keep a price book where I record normal and sale prices (plus sale dates!) for all the items I buy. Also added in is a "frequency of use" column. So, for example, if I know I use 2 widgets a week, and they are commonly on sale every 6 weeks, then I would purchase at least 12 widgets at the sale price.

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I was wondering if you would e-mail me some samples of how you set up your price book pages. I'd like to have one, but it sounds so overwhelming, I just can't seem to get started. I'd appreciate any help you could give me! Thanks in advance! (11/01/2004)

By Winston

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I'd be happy to. What is your email address? My price book is done on the computer using an excel spreadsheet (you will need excel to read my price book) (11/02/2004)

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