Sending a member a PM

[cbusgunguy]

Please excuse my ignorance on this. I am fairly new to reloading and brand new to the forum. I stumbled upon an old post regarding an excel spreadsheet (Some things I have found useful in reloading). I attempted to start a conversation to ask the author some questions and it pops up and says I am prohibited from starting a conversation with the member. When I type his user name in it does not auto populate -- Assume he is no longer a member or I am missing something as far as how to contact him ...

Read More

 

[titsonritz]

Possible, do you have a link to the post in question?

 

[cbusgunguy]

Some things I have found useful in reloading

Organization is a highly developed form of laziness." - Unknown Some things I have found handy I'd like to share: 1. I keep an inventory of my reloading components in a MS Works spreadsheet file, kept updated. Some of my reasoning. It is good (essential) to know what you have in detail...

www.northwestfirearms.com

 

[cbusgunguy]

He details how he built the spreadsheet but to be honest I am absolutely dumb when it comes to excel so I was hoping he or another member would be willing to share their template with me.

 

[Camelfilter]

OP of that thread hasn't been on since 2017.

If you want info on the last spreadsheet posted up in that thread, just post a question in the thread.

 

[cbusgunguy]

I just posted in that thread asking for help, wasn't sure if it would be useful as that thread was from years ago. Thank you for giving me direction on this. I am painfully behind the curve with a lot of this stuff.

 

[Camelfilter]

Put a "call" out in thread for you...

Be mindful with the holidays, family, work, school & life in general folks may be pretty danged busy these days.

He'll help if he can.

 

[titsonritz]

Yeah, that bum is still around.

 

[cbusgunguy]

Thanks guys for helping me out on this. I really appreciate it

 

[Member 5605]

[glad everyone was helped!

 

[Joe Link]

For anyone who might stumble upon this in the future, there's also more info in the help section

Forum Basics

Help with forum basics

www.northwestfirearms.com