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Are there any available reloading apps (database or spreadsheet) that track your component (powder, primers, bullets, etc.) purchases and consumption?
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Not exactly what you want, but here is probably one of the best spreadsheets out there.
It does:
Cost per round
Payback
Box labels
Weight Conversions
And energy conversions
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Aside from Bumslie's file he posted, you might be best to just start your own database.
Get a program called filemaker or use Access if you have Office (full suite).
They are fairly easy to operate and making your own database or excel spreadsheet to track your inventory is never a bad idea.
I need to do it to see what bullets/powders I have on hand.
Currently though I am working on my reloading tree and putting together the items that I have to construct it...7 Billion people on the planet. They aint ALL gonna astronauts. Some will get hit by trains...
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Nice I always wanted to get something like this. Thank you!Originally Posted by mdimeo
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This is the one that I use, works really well. It even prints out labels.Comment
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found this but have not gotten it to load yet on win 8....Comment
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I still use PCfile but I will be dead when my dos machine finally gives out -
I have never been able to find any windows database as simple or cheap --Comment
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