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Written by Suzanne Earley

Christine Olson has graciously shared with us a spreadsheet she has created. This spreadsheet is for your private use and is copyrighted material. It is not to be reproduced, redistributed or used in any business venture other than assisting longarm quilters in determining property value totals for insurance purposes.

Below you will find the interactive Business Property Inventory spreadsheet for your private use. This is copyrighted material and is not to be reproduced, redistributed or used in any business venture other than to assistance the longarm quilter in determining totals of property value for insurance purposes.

The file is a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet, when you click on the link you will be prompted to either open or save the file -- you will want to SAVE the file to your computer and then open it with Microsoft Excel.

Interactive Inventory Spreadsheet

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