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psmart Posts: 62
10/15/2016
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Is there a way to find series' that are spread across more than one box?
It would be great to see ALL of my series that are in different boxes so I can attempt to consolidate them.
THANKS!!
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netstuffers Administrator Posts: 239
10/17/2016
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Yeah, you can do that. Instead of going to your boxes, go to the series page itself. i.e. let's say you wanted to find all your X-Men books.
Go to the X-Men series page by searching "X-Men" and you'll end up here: http://comicspriceguide.com/titles/uncanny-x-men/rlux
It says "You own x issues" under each issue you own. So you can check each one of those and, using the toolbar on the right, add them all to a single box if you want to. This video shows you more of the multi-change tools:
(The part you want starts around 1:30 or so)
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psmart Posts: 62
10/23/2016
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THANK YOU!! I'll check that out...
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psmart Posts: 62
10/31/2016
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I was looking for more of a report that would show me any "stray" titles... THEN I could move them. This shows how to move them. That's great. I've done that for the ones that I KNOW are in the wrong box. But what if my Catwoman is in 3 different boxes. A report would show me which ones are in each box.
edited by psmart on 10/31/2016
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netstuffers Administrator Posts: 239
10/31/2016
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Ah, that makes sense. Good report, I'll see what we can do!
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psmart Posts: 62
11/13/2016
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THANK YOU!!
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