trade list layout

[joshpackham]

what do people prefer:

A - cards by type, game used, auto, rc, insert

B - by year/set, doesn't matter what type

C - a way I'm not thinking of

Sorting my trader box and just figuring out which way I should organize it, thanks everyone

 

[lovetheHABS]

I think the best way to get more attention would be by year/ set / insert if it is and most of all player name

 

[Jester240]

As long as it has the players and set name it doesn't matter. I control f and search players or set name even if its organized.

 

[capsfan30]

I have my trades sorted by name. But I have my trade list on an excel spreadsheet that lists name, year, set, insert name, set number, serial number, and the team the player is shown with. That way anyone can format the sheet in any way they need to in order to find something they want/need.

 

[piper1]

I find that most members either won't check or don't have the time to check out my long list of traders so I have it set up the way that makes sense to me. Most of the time I have to look at their want list and can easily search my own trader page to put a really quick list together for them.

 

[k_northrup]

A - cards by type, game used, auto, rc, insert
B - by year/set, doesn't matter what type

My tradelist is done by both, card type first then sorted by year and set, it works for me as I find it easy to read as well as easy to add-delete the traders,

Ken

 

[geschrocks33]

I personally don't care, as long as it is organized in some fashion. If I open a tradelist and it is just completely smashed together with no sense of organization, peace, I'm out.

Mine is organized as by Inserts, Rookies, and then Autos/Game Used, and then each of those 3 sections is divided up by year.