Export the rows you picked, in one paste
Take the rows you filtered out of the sampled list and paste them into a spreadsheet or a note without retyping them.
List export result
Same rows as the sampled list on this site, grouped by the title rules published on /receipts/. Cap applied here: 200 rows.
166 row(s) ready to copy as plain text.
How the calculation runs
Parameters and the date they were checked
Parameters checked 2026-10-06. The defaults on this page are the values we recorded when we last read the relevant pages, and they are listed with the same date on the sources page. Change any rate, fee or day count and the tool labels itself manual, so a figure you supplied is never mistaken for one we recorded.
Three ways to use it
- Start from all categories selected, then switch off the ones you are not sourcing this time; the row count updates as you toggle, so an empty result is visible immediately.
- Leave the multi-variant filter off for a first pass. Turning it on keeps only rows whose title states several styles, which is useful when you want a single link to carry more than one option.
- Choose CSV when the paste is going into a spreadsheet and plain text when it is going into a note. Both carry the same columns in the same order.
Questions this tool gets
Does the export stop at some number of rows?
Only when a cap is set, and the output says so in its own header line when it happens. With no cap the export carries every row that passes your filters, which is why the row count is printed above the text before you copy it.
What do the brand and variant columns mean?
Both are read from the row title by this site, not by the platform: brand is the name read literally out of the title, and the variant marker means the title itself states several styles. A row with no readable brand keeps its place in the export with the word none, rather than being dropped or guessed at.
Where it stops being reliable
Boundaries and exceptions
- An export that matches no rows returns two suggestions instead of an empty file: widen the categories, or turn off the two optional filters.
- A cap keeps the first rows in list order and never reshuffles the sample, so a capped export is still a contiguous slice of the list.
- Categories and brands are grouped by this site from the row titles, and 26 of the sampled rows carry no group at all; those rows are exported only when the unfiled group is selected.
- The copy button uses the clipboard permission of your browser. When the clipboard is unavailable the text is selected for you instead, so a manual copy still works.
Stops that use this number
- Stop 1: Pick the channel — A channel is a filtered view of one agent, not a shop. Learn what its row count proves and what it cannot.
- Stop 2: Hand the link over — A link carries an identity, not a product. Keep the identity intact and the order stays traceable.
Readings behind it
- A field guide to reading a finds title — One of eighteen field-guide words, styles, appears in the 192 sampled titles; the rest come from elsewhere.
- Five steps for a dead link with a live product — Capture the ten-digit row id first; it is the only field in the row that cannot be duplicated.
- Joyagoo titles: 136 of 192 rows name a brand — 136 of 192 sampled titles yield a brand read verbatim, and 56 yield none.
Other tools: all nine. The reading protocol and the cost waterfall are the two tools that exist only on this site.