Any spreadsheet wizards want to create a Blu-ray tracker template for Google Docs?

[Clark Kent]

Google Docs is now allowing user-submitted templates at

http://www.google.com/google-d-s/templates_gallery.html

Anyone here that is good at spreadsheets and/or forms want to create one to track Blu-ray collections so that all of us could use it? Google Docs is free to use and can be accessed on the internet at any time. A collection tracker with a few more fields than the one provided here might be useful to members of this website.

[Mike53421]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

Google Docs is now allowing user-submitted templates at

http://www.google.com/google-d-s/templates_gallery.html

Anyone here that is good at spreadsheets and/or forms want to create one to track Blu-ray collections so that all of us could use it? Google Docs is free to use and can be accessed on the internet at any time. A collection tracker with a few more fields than the one provided here might be useful to members of this website.

I work with spreadsheets quite a bit but is this essentially a database of BD titles?

[Clark Kent]

Originally Posted by Mike53421

I work with spreadsheets quite a bit but is this essentially a database of BD titles?

I was thinking more along the lines of a simple but spiffy spreadsheet template which each member could use separately to enter and track their own BD collection with fields like title, imdb link, price paid, store bought from, etc. I do not have the technical skills necessary or I would do it. Once one person creates a template we could all use it on our own. A database of all Blu-ray titles would be very ambitious.

[mikejet]

But we have the collection feature here on the site.

[Deadset]

I use DVD Aficionado. You can post blogs of what you bought and for how much, each movie links to amazon or imdb and tells you if it's out of print. You can also create subfolders etc for TV, Criterion's...

Here's mine.

http://deads3t.dvdaf.com/

[Clark Kent]

Originally Posted by Deads3t

I use DVD Aficionado. You can post blogs of what you bought and for how much, each movie links to amazon or imdb and tells you if it's out of print. You can also create subfolders etc for TV, Criterion's...

Here's mine.

http://deads3t.dvdaf.com/

Having been around these free website tracking programs for over a decade now, they almost always disappear at some point. I lost my entire listing of over 3000 dvds at DVDspot when it went away and my listing of over 1500 cds at cdtracker when it went down. Google will not disappear in my lifetime. This website's tracker is great and DVDaf is okay, but will they be around in ten years?

[Deadset]

Originally Posted by Clark Kent

Having been around these free website tracking programs for over a decade now, they almost always disappear at some point. I lost my entire listing of over 3000 dvds at DVDspot when it went away and my listing of over 1500 cds at cdtracker when it went down. Google will not disappear in my lifetime. This website's tracker is great and DVDaf is okay, but will they be around in ten years?

I started using them in 04...under another name. Just recently redid my collection b/c I lost track for a while.