Let me see if I may help with some of these...
jfadeX wrote:okay, I'm a little bit confused about something else...
I'm in deck view. I click on my inventory count for a particular card and a few minor things come to mind:
- Pop up box blocks the card you've clicked on in the background. Thus, if you have a quantity of said card in inventory and wishlist it's impossible to see what car you are currently viewing. May seem silly, but inputting a couple thousand cards and you can forget real quick
I agree this is an issue. I ran into this myself as I was working inventory and had to walk away for a moment. Solutions could be to change the location (itself a pain, if you end up mousing halfway across the screen), or to make sure the card name appears in the pop-up. Personally, I favor inserting the name in the details popup.
jfadeX wrote:- I'm not certain what the twisty arrows mean. I've figured out that if I have 18 quantity listed for a card and I click on the arrows it will create a new line item and remove 1 quantity from the line item I was just on. So i'd then have 1 and 17. However, maybe I'm missing something because this seems to cause me more issues that in helps.
For instance, if I have 18 Cabal Therapy, for example, and I'd like to parse those 18 into line item groups that each share a distinction (Maybe 9 of my Cabals are identical, but the remainder all have different attributes - condition, set, etc.) then I find myself doing subtraction problems each time I go in and attempt to drill down to my specific cards. I click the arrows once and I have 1 and 17. But actually I want 9, 2, 2, 2, 2, and 1 quantities, all on their own lines. I'm assuming you have to go and just manually chop up all those quantities. Just seems that there should be little + or - buttons to take from or add to the original quantity, or something.
I follow your logic. The split arrow button splits your inventory across multiple lines. If adding details to a set that is already in inventory, it makes some sense: split one off and add details for that one (or quantity), split another off and do the same. If you work from what you have least of to what you have most of, and you only have one of each distinct row, you just keep going until you are left with the final grouping. If putting in other quantities, however, you have to adjust both lines (the original and the new one).
Since that interface is not intended for adding new inventory (though sometimes it is most convenient, as when I was confirming inventory counts last night), I'm not sure if it needs fixing (to split to a zero value) or if it should stay the same. In the Import Cards interface, you have the option of adjusting details as you enter the cards, but I'll let you decide if that interface works for you.
jfadeX wrote:After entering a few thousand cards over the past two days I'm honestly most frustrated by this issue. I have a couple hundred Birds of Paradise cards. Each time I go in and take "4" out of the 200 inventory list to denote that they are a specific set / condition / foil, I have to go in and change my new quantity from 1 to 4 and then subtract those 'extra' 3' from the original quantity (200, already subtracted one with the twisty arrows, so 199, now I have to tab back over and overwrite quantity to 196). Maybe this seems mundane but it adds up!!
I don't know when you started adding inventory relative to the update. As mentioned above, the system is designed to let you add details as you entered the inventory. If you entered your Birds of Paradise as a generic quantity of 200, your current process is the only way to do it (though changes may be forthcoming--not sure what Sebi has in store for us). The current system for details is (in many ways) far better than what we had before the 2.0 update (at least, imo).
jfadeX wrote:Oh, and you cannot see the third digit if you have more than 99 quantity of a particular card.
I believe that's a valid point. I don't know how many people collect more than 99 of a given card, but it should not be too tough to widen the field. I just have to wonder how many people are affected by the two-digit count, and then wonder if someone else might come along and ask Sebi to allow four digits (thousands).
In any case, I know your honest feedback is appreciated by Sebi and Laura. They review all this feedback. [They are on holiday right now, and will be picking up the torch again soon.]
While I understand your frustrations (I've experienced everything you have with my inventory of 10k+ cards), I still find this site to be the best out there for managing my inventory.
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