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Several people said our labs’ inventory and purchasing worksheet was just me reinventing Quartzy… well… I guess now it’s just a free and homegrown version of Quartzy 😂 happy to share! 💸 
I’m amazed by all of the interest in the sheet… I am having a trouble keeping up with the requests on here, so please send me an email if you want a copy of the spreadsheet!
And here is the thread outlining how we use the spreadsheet #TheLabEdit
And here is the thread outlining how we use the spreadsheet #TheLabEdit
Holy moly, y'all really wanted the spreadsheet! If I had charged $159 per person, I would be >$7,000 richer. This spreadsheet will really, REALLY always be free, though... but if we meet in person, I will always accept a free coffee/drink/bagel/sandwich 🤣🙃😁
Week 7: the method behind the madness. My #TheLabEdit tools are inspired by past system failures that created chaos/stress and wasted time/money. I don’t think there is one way to keep track of ordering/inventory, but this is what works for us. (1/n)
Ordering starts on a shared Excel spreadsheet hosted on Google Sheets before going into the Fred Hutch system. Items are added onto the spreadsheet, inputting the date, your name, item category, informal item description, formal item name, vendors, catalog number and a link (2/n)
Is this extra? Maybe, but having the details readily accessible helps know what came from where and makes re-ordering a breeze. I made dropdown for common categories of stuff in the lab. I hope to use this annually to assess spending by category. (3/n)
