r/spreadsheets

Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iODIfbIG1K_65yr4UK4_1bVQ47iMwUAILaaK19TfiYU/edit?gid=81800086#gid=81800086

A good Hipobuy spreadsheet is still one of the fastest ways to find items.

You can pull links quickly, compare finds, and go through a lot of products without digging around random pages.

The part that usually gets harder is after you’ve already found things — checking QC, comparing sellers, reopening tabs, and trying to keep track of everything.

This setup is mostly for that side of it.

The spreadsheet is still there for searching normally.

The website side is more for:

• QC pictures on the website
• Direct product pages
• Category browsing
• Mobile-friendly layout
• Faster browsing between finds

You can jump straight into:

• Shoes
• Hoodies
• Tees
• Pants
• Accessories
• Electronics
• Women
• Kids

There’s already around 15k Hipobuy finds in there and it stays updated regularly.

Nothing really changed underneath — same Hipobuy links, just easier to go through once you’ve already found something worth checking.

Quick Hipobuy Tutorial

1. Use the Hipobuy spreadsheet to search for items quickly
2. Open links you want to check further
3. Use the website view to compare QC pictures, categories, and direct pages more easily
4. Save or favorite finds you want to come back to later
5. Switch between agents without losing track of your finds

Hiya!! As it says in the title, I’m trying to combine the functionality of the two budgeting templates on Google Sheets, monthly and annual.

I like the way the monthly one has a section for me to put in the expenses and income individually and sorts it using dropdown tables, while I appreciate the amount of information that the annual one has, how it offers more detail for expenses and shows how much you’re spending.

The way I’ve been trying to go about it is by copying the transactions tab into another page and turning all of the expenses into tables, but before I got too far into it i wanted to see if anyone knew an easier way to go about it and if I’m just doing way too much 😂

What financial task(s) still forces you to use a spreadsheet even though you might be paying for a finance app?

I’m noticing there are still a bunch of workflows that current apps on the market don’t seem to handle very well, especially for people trying to actively manage and optimize their finances.

Like for me, I still use amortization schedules in a spreadsheet for each loan I have because I haven’t found an all that integrated that kind of planning well enough to pay for. Am I just ignorant of some comprehensive app that does everything finance related?

Curious what people here still track manually and why existing apps haven’t solved it well enough. I’m actually going crazy with the fact that I still report to spreadsheets for what feels like the market should have solved by now.

I have a project that requires cleaning up a large Excel spreadsheet and doing some basic analysis.

Tasks include removing duplicates, formatting data, creating simple formulas, and generating a summary report.

Details:

• File type: Excel (.xlsx)
• Rows: ~15,000
• Timeline: 2–3 days
• Payment: $50 (negotiable)

Please DM me if you’re experienced and can deliver quality work on time.

Open to discussing details before starting.

Thanks!