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![]() I have tried software but have always run into problems so I would like to be more in control and try to create a Book Cataloging Library for home use. I am a beginner and only know the basics of Excel. I know how to make a simple lists of my books with columns and making it look a little colourful but I was wondering if any of you have created something that is more than basic. If you could give me a few ideas I would love your help. |
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I am so sorry, I was just talked out of using Excel for this. Thank you if you thought of helping
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You can use whatever software you like. Provided it's a small library, there's no reason you shouldn't use Excel. All you need do is to make sure your catalogue consistently records all the important detail.
If it's for just a personal library, you might want columns for nothing more than Author/Editor, Title, Publisher & Date. For a shared library, you'd probably need to split the Author & Editor and you might also want columns for Volume, City of Publication, Country of Publication, Language, Translator, Edition, Borrower, Date Borrowed and Return Date - and you'll probably need to allow for more than one copy of the same Title to be input & managed. Personally, I'd be inclined to use software designed for the purpose, but I can also understand why someone else might prefer to stick with something familiar.
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