Hi guys! I was looking at my ARC spreadsheet the other day and a thought occurred to me:
“Octavia, you are horrible! Look at all this red! There has to be a better way to look at this. A way that won’t make you feel like you are miserably failing…hmmm.”
So I went in and revised the original ARC spreadsheet! This 2nd edition has the same labels but I’ve added additional tabs, so that you can sort it by month! I tried to take screenshots but it’s too darn big! But, it’s all yours and as always I hope it helps!
Read. Sleep. Repeat. ARC Tracker Second Edition
Scratch that! I went in and edited it AGAIN the other day. So the tabs are the same and you can still decide to look at it by month but I’ve also added two additional tabs. One for NetGalley and one for Edelweiss. I was getting a little overwhelmed looking at the month and not knowing immediately what came from what (although I could sort it that way) and what my ratio was. So I decided to fix that. Please know that once you download the spreadsheet you can edit it however you need to fit YOUR needs. Enjoy and stay organized!
You are all kinds of amazing!!! I don’t ever use spread sheets but will be giving this a try!!!
[…] Octavia created this super-useful spreadsheet for organizing your upcoming ARCs, including places for your rating, the release date, and when you schedule your review post. I wasn’t all that into organizing these things before (I’m sure you’ve heard me ranting about how many ARCs I have on my shelf way past their release date that I haven’t looked at in months- I signed up for a challenge next year to help with that) but this should help tons. It’s a free download from this page. […]
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