Excel Export Including columns for Ungraded, and PSA 1-10, or 5-10

Anonymous

5 days ago
updated 10 hours ago

I really like the feature showing a card's pricing by grade. I have thousands of cards in my database and run reports periodically in excel. If there were columns added that included all grades including raw would be fantastic. Realizing that customers have collections with mixed grading companies, PSA is the standard. Most customers that use the service most likely use predominantly PSA. This tool would help evaluate current status of cards and assist in sales accuracy as well as determine grading risk by quickly filtering the difference in value between PSA9 and PSA10 (thats the biggest advantage). Praises! I am currently a paying subscriber and believe this is the best service for database and inventory management. Excel exporting is a key feature for me.

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4 days ago

Thank you. We don't currently support "other price points" in the export feature. You can export your collection and see the current value and current grade for that collection item, but you cannot export your collection and see all the possible grades for that item.

https://www.sportscardspro.com/export-collection

You can generate CSV files by set that contain all of those price points, but it is not limited to your collection.

Please let me know if that export feature is what you are looking for.

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mister_insert

10 hours ago

This is one feature I definitely support. It might cannibalize adoption of the "Grading Recommendations", but it would be more useful.

I would just like to see the collection page layout be the same as the search results layout. Add a dropdown for item count. Then add the value into a total column. If someone has multiple grades of a card, they could just be additional rows in the table.

As for the grading recommendations, I feel like I'd gain the most value by being able to sort by the highest recommendation. That's the most intuitive sort method for a tool like that. It's like the StubHub deal grades for tickets. You want to sort the best deal ratings, right? I don't want to search through 8,000 cards to find the 5-star grading recommendations.

This could be done a couple of ways, but here's my top two:

show the value of the grades similar to search results.
separate the value and the rating columns and enable those to be sorted.

Sidenote: why does the site allow column sort on set checklist pages, but the collection, search results, etc. have to use the dropdown boxes?

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