Grocery Price comparison spreadsheet

Sharon_1970_2

I was just wondering if anyone has created a price comparison spreadsheet for groceries? and if so could I have a copy please. I am not very good with excel

ian_h

Long time since you posted this but i found the thread as i was searching for the same thing - am working on one now, to compare prices of regular items across store taking into account pack size - pm me your email and you can have a play

Penelope_Penguin

You could try taking a look at the My Supermarket website, too

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Clowance

If I have time I use mysupermarket to compare prices of items on my shopping list, you can't rely on any supermarket to be consistently the cheapest across the board. But its time consuming and also doesn't cover shops like the co-op, lidl, aldi.

haycorns

if you use my supermarket and compile a list of your favourites, then print the basket , you can split the basket over two supermarkets to get the cheapest shop for each item at the time.

the_cat

Well the way things keep changing in price every week, I'm not sure that a spreadsheet would be worth the time and trouble. My supermarket has it's flaws in that it only lists certain shops but at least someone else is doing the hard work updating it every five seconds!

BTW My first thought looking at this thread was that you are taking a bit of a risk asking complete strangers to send you something to download! The vast majority would be legit but you just don't know who might be looking and what their motives might be........

Blobby8_2

Dont waste any time on a spreadsheet, prices change far too quickly.The word shopping currently means going out & buying "stuff".It used to mean deciding what "stuff " you needed to buy and then shopping around to get a good deal.