How to use a GTBuy spreadsheet

A walkthrough of search, filters, price fields, saved products and CSV export, using this directory.

You do not need to build a sheet from scratch to use this directory. Start with one category, narrow the results and keep the entries you can compare. This walkthrough describes the controls available here; account, warehouse and checkout steps happen on the service you choose.

1. Pick one category

Open the GTBuy spreadsheet or go straight to Categories. For this example, use T-Shirts. A category helps keep a search for a brand from returning shoes, bags and clothing together.

2. Search and set the filters

Type a product or brand name in the search box. Use Brand to select a single brand and Item budget · USD estimate to set a ceiling. The search matches words from supplied names, brands and category labels; it does not understand every synonym or check the seller’s live inventory.

For example, selecting T-Shirts, Casablanca and Up to $20 narrows the current snapshot to that category, brand and full estimated price range. The screenshot records one snapshot. Available brands and result counts can change after an import; choose another available brand if the pictured one is absent.

3. Read the card and its detail page

Open a detail page to read those fields together. Write down size, colour, measurements and any unanswered question separately; these are not all present in the feed.

4. Save two or three candidates

Tap the heart, then open Saved. Saved products stay in this browser. They are not reservations and do not synchronize to another phone or computer. Use the sizing guide to compare measurements before choosing between similar listings.

5. Compare the list or export CSV

The main spreadsheet opens in List view, with image, brand, title, price, reported QC count and update date in compact rows on larger screens. Category pages open in a product grid; use the view button to switch. Smaller screens keep the essential product and price columns visible. Export CSV downloads all matching records, including matches beyond the cards currently visible. The export contains the CNY and USD ranges, QC count, update time and this site’s detail links. Open it in a spreadsheet app if you want to add your own size and decision columns.

6. Check the source destination

The detail-page button uses an exact product URL when one is supplied. If the feed provides no confirmed direct URL, it clearly opens the external category instead. Use Copy product name, search at the destination, then match the photo, selected option and current price. A similar title alone is not enough to establish that you found the same item.

If you want to order through a shopping agent, ask whether it supports the specific source link and accepts the item. This directory does not convert product links or place orders.

7. Resolve the missing details

Use the QC checklist for photographs, the budget guide for extra costs and the shipping checklist for the parcel. If a detail is unknown, record the question rather than treating the missing number as zero.