Guide 19 · Getting Started & List Checks
Checking Product Details in an Oopbuy Spreadsheet
Checking product details means verifying each entry before you trust it. Open the link, compare the image with the description, confirm the size and material notes, note when the page was last updated, and mark any entry that no longer loads so it does not mislead you later.
What to check on each entry
| Detail | What to look for | Action if unclear |
|---|---|---|
| Link | Opens the correct item | Replace or remove the row |
| Image notes | Matches the description | Note any mismatch |
| Size | Chart or measurements listed | Mark waiting to confirm |
| Material | Fabric or material stated | Ask, or park the item |
| Update time | Page looks current | Recheck before deciding |
A step-by-step verification
- Open the entry's link in a new tab.
- Compare the image and description for consistency.
- Copy the size and material notes into your sheet.
- Note the date you checked it.
- Flag or remove any entry that no longer loads.
- Every link opens the intended item.
- Image and description agree.
- Size and material recorded, not assumed.
- A "last checked" date on each row.
- Dead links archived, not left in place.
When information is missing, note it explicitly rather than filling the gap with a guess. If you cannot confirm a size, see clothing size comparison, and rebuild the column set using the practical Oopbuy spreadsheet guide.
Quick answers
What if a link stops working?
Mark the entry as unconfirmed, note the date, and either replace it with a similar item or archive it.
Should I trust image notes alone?
No. Compare the image against the written description, and treat any mismatch as a reason to confirm further.
How often should I re-verify?
Re-check entries before any decision, and run a full review about once a month.