Historical data matters.
Relying on a single price point can be misleading. By tracking prices over time, you can: Create a dedicated sheet with the following columns to structure your data effectively: When you first find an item you intend to buy, log all columns. This establishes your price baseline. Schedule regular check-ins (e.g., weekly). Add a new row for the same item and seller with the updated Date CheckedCurrent Price. Use Joyagoo's chart tools. Select your Date CheckedCurrent Price
Look for patterns. Is the price dropping steadily? Does it spike on weekends? Buy when the trend line hits a recurring low point or dips below your calculated average.Why Track Price History?
Setting Up Your Joyagoo Price Tracking Spreadsheet
Column Header
Purpose
Item/Product Name
The specific product you're tracking.
Seller/Platform
Website or store name.
Date Checked
The day you recorded the price (use a consistent format like YYYY-MM-DD).
Current Price
The listed price on that date.
Notes
Context: e.g., "Prime Day," "Coupon applied," "Color out of stock."
How to Record & Track Fluctuations
Initial Entry
Consistent Updates
Visualize the Trend
Analyze and Act
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Joyagoo Spreadsheet: Mastering Price Comparisons Over Time
2026-02-26