My interest is very much the same as yours...I'll probably just create 
one for myself.

W. Jacobs wrote:
> I do a spread sheet that has columns for part number, description, foot 
> print, box number, bin number, and comment.  I am not so much interested 
> in an inventory that is accurate as I am in finding the item some other 
> day.  If I want an '877 I search for '877 and it will find it in box 4, 
> bin 54.  If I do not have any '877's, I will erase that line so the find 
> does not work.  I am a hobbiest.  There is no value in the parts I have 
> for a business inventory.  I do not try to keep a minimum part count on 
> hand.  With the way semiconductors outlive their useful life, keeping a 
> minimum part count would be futile.  The way it is, I have parts that 
> will never be used.  If you were to build a new device, there is a 
> better choice than a 7400.
> bill
>
>
> Stephen D. Barnes wrote:
>   
>> This may be a fuzz off the EE topic but here goes...
>> Does anyone have an electronics component inventory spreadsheet
>> you use for your at home hobby use? If so, do you mind sharing?
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>>   
>>     


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Stephen D. Barnes

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