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Posted By: Tom B

has pretty much everything in their checklist db.......I just searched for Kalamazoo Bats and other items and they're there. Pretty easy to cut and paste. I did the 1950 Bowman and hilighted the text then pasted into excel, cut the first couple of columns out and you have number in column A and first_last name in column B. 3 minutes.

Then in Excel, highlight the column with names in it, go to data, text to columns, select delimited, click on next, check 'space' box, click on 'next' button and hit 'finish' button. You'll then have the column with first and last name split into two columns.

Don't know about 'stealing' Beckett's checklists in that manner although most have been around so long that they're probably public domain........lawyers want to weigh in on that issue?