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Amanda
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Jun 05, 2018 12:45AM
hi - i'd like to put all my audible books into a spreadsheet or similar (i have about 150) which i can print off. I can see a lovely list in audible manager but there seems no way to cut and paste them?
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I'm not sure what your goal is, but I use Google sheets in place of excel for most of my spreadsheet needs.
She’s trying to export rather than hand enter them. I don’t know if this is possible but would be interested to know.
I basically want to make a list of all my audible books - I don't really care what format, i just want to copy them off the audible manager onto a piece of paper! But I can't work out how to do it
Janet wrote: "She’s trying to export rather than hand enter them. I don’t know if this is possible but would be interested to know."Ha! I guess Audible's marketing dept. would be glad that mentally I exchanged the words "audible" and "audiobook". Makes more sense now.
Amanda, I've never heard of a way to export a list from Audible, but goodreads will export an excel type file. This will helpful if you've been keeping up with your audible books with a "shelf" in goodreads.
No shelf 😢I shall just have to set aside a couple of hours!
That's great, I did it the long way, by typing everything in. I did it a couple years ago when people were having issues accessing their libraries. I also record on it who is the narrator, the length, if it is in a series what number of the series it is, and my rating.
That's what I've ended up doing too robin! Plus i have discovered 11 titles which are no longer accessible😢So now i have to deal with audible customer service from Australia which is never fun!
