CSV

[bekabeeper]

I'm trying to get set up for trading cards and there is CSV. does anyone know what a CSV is?

[eleanor*rigby]

CSV stands for "Comma Separated Value."

I don't list, buy or sell trading cards, but I found this. Perhaps it will help.

New tools for trading cards sellers: CSV Upload and Price Guide 

[fashunu4eeuh · Accepted solution]

Hi, not familiar with Comma-Separated Value file, but found the following that might help, see link below.

https://ecomclips.com/blog/upload-items-on-ebay-using-csv/

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@bekabeeper wrote:

I'm trying to get set up for trading cards and there is CSV. does anyone know what a CSV is?

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A Comma-Separated Value file contains individual rows of data, one row per record, and the various fields of data for each record are separated by commas on the line. An empty field is simply represented by two commas in a row with nothing in between. A value that itself contains a comma may be enclosed within "double quotes" so that the comma within will not be mistaken for a field separator.

[bekabeeper]

Thank You so very much!

[bekabeeper]

Thank You so very much!  

[bekabeeper]

Thank You so very much!   

[bekabeeper]

Thank You so very much!    

[eleanor*rigby]

Some days I have to ask myself why I even bother?

[coolections]

The best improvement I saw is the price guide excludes unpaid items. If only they would do that when members search sold listings for all categories. It would be so much easier to remove the jokers who like to play games and totally mess up the "real" value of items. It would also keep sellers from "thinking" their items are worth more than they are.