Hello, I am in the process of insuring my collection and I am trying to export to Excel a list of my comics with the current CovrPrice value. I am trying to do it on the Web version. Any suggestions are appreciated!!
Here’s how to export the CovrPrice values:
- Click the menu top left, and use Export to txt/csv or Print to PDF.
- Choose the Value field as a column and generate the file to download it!
Please note that exporting the CovrPrice values is only possible if you are subscribed to CovrPrice on their Yearly Plan
Want to change to CovrPrice subscription Yearly?
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If you purchased the CovrPrice subscription via their website, you can log in to your CovrPrice account at covrprice.com to change to their Yearly subscription plan.
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If you purchased the CovrPrice subscription via an in-app purchase in CLZ Comics mobile app, you can change the subscription via the menu top left in there, then look for the CovrPrice area, and tap “Subscription Status”.
That’s the issue, I have the monthly subscription to CovrPrice. I will switch to annual and follow your instructions
Thanks for always being so prompt with your replies!!
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Ok that works with adding in values! Thanks. But I’d like an Excel file that has columns and I only get columns for series name and all other columns are lumped so I can’t do a subtotal value for insurance. Suggestions?
Use the export to CSV/TXT and make sure you set your field delimiters and field enclosure correctly before exporting.
I would use comma as delimiter, and " as field enclosure.
Also in Excel, you have your tools to indicate what the field delimiters/enclosures will be. That is how excel understands if data needs to be in its own column. You need to set it all up correctly yourself (I can’t help you more with excel though).
But if you’re only looking for a total, you could just click the menu top left, then click Statistics and see the total value there (I understand you need a spreadsheet for the insurer though).
PERFECT!! Exactly what I needed. Thanks.
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