How does that math add up══════════════════════
Out of 8 models:
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1. Delta Air Lines {46}
2. American Airlines {39}
3. Southwest Airlines {39}
4. United Airlines {36}
5. jetBlue Airways {38}
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Remember I have 8 models I’m about to get my 9th one!How does that math add up
Impressive 8 model collection!══════════════════════
Out of 8 models:
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1. Delta Air Lines {46}
2. American Airlines {39}
3. Southwest Airlines {39}
4. jetBlue Airways {38}
5. United Airlines {36}
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do you have your collection in Excel? 400sh collection manager used to do great stuff like this.
Actually I use Google Sheets (more of a Google user than a Microsoft user). I agree, it really helps me look at the analytics of my collection and can sort it any way I want
Is there a way to export from the DIMIA collection?Actually I use Google Sheets (more of a Google user than a Microsoft user). I agree, it really helps me look at the analytics of my collection and can sort it any way I want
There used to be a 'print collection' option with the DIMA database but that hasn't functioned for a couple of years sadly.
I keep track on my 447 models collection in Excel. Easy to create lists by reg, airline, type, release year etc...
I use Excel also...very easy to keep track of everything.
