Want to create your own price book? Well, now you can download our customizable price book forms and type in your stores, products, and prices and then save it to your computer for reference to make sure you’re getting the best deal.
A big thanks to Joy from FiveJs for putting this together!
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How handy! Thanks so much!
That is so funny…I was just looking for a price book and here it is! Any chance you might make an app for this? That would be awesome! : ) Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you SO much! My current price book is on lined paper and my husband was encouraging me to put into a digital format in case something happens to my binder. I think I’ll be able to input my current info and then save it as different files–is that right? I’m so excited to have it (even if it is ‘only’ good for printing) and a little sad that I can’t work on it today.
Thank you so much! You are helping so many families.
I do my price “book” differently. In my coupon binder, I use dividers with pockets as the dividers between coupon categories. You can see/read through the dividers. I tuck my price list for that particular category in the divider. That way, I am using less sheets than if I had 1 sheet per product. I update as needed (when it becomes hard to follow, if I jot a lot of notes on it, etc.). It works for me in a lot of different ways.
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