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Hi everyone. I was wandering if anyone can recall the secret Beau mentioned in one of his classroom videos about how to edit your FBMP account I think it was about seeing new listings first. There was a formula or something he mentioned. I wrote it down in a notebook, but unfortunately Hurrican Milton completed flooded my apartment and I lost everything to a 4' flood. The reason I haven't been on here since. Appreciate any help, maybe @Beau Johnson could chime in if he cold. Thanks. See you on the GET PAID TO SOURCE event in 5 days.

@John Furness here is a link to my spreadsheet. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-R_dtw0vkmRQ0_HtDwWTeVaNjq6iKaYvineLQMOWzsI/edit?usp=sharing Yes, it is rough and unpolished but it works for me. The colors use conditional formatting. Enter the formula into the cell and the results will dictate the color. The colors are set 30% 40% 50% 60% 75% 100% This is a shared spreadsheet. That means if you change something it changes for everyone. You can make correct adjustments, changes and additions as you find them.

I love this group!! I have learned so much from all of you and I am just plain thankful. So posting it!! 🙂

Logic tells me that pricing sweaters, jackets and long sleeve shirts now with 90 days sales results showing on eBay would be lower prices now rather than what they should be priced at. How do you price fall/winter items now when comps are skewed lower than they should be?