Spreadsheet mode

If you would rather work in a grid than a form, Spreadsheet mode on the Orders page gives you one: "Price orders like a spreadsheet".

What is in the grid

The orders still waiting for a price, narrowed by whatever search, filter chip and date range you had on the Orders page. It loads the first 100 lines and says so when more are waiting.

The editable columns are tinted, so it is obvious where you are meant to type. An order with several products becomes several rows; only the first carries the order number and the rest read ↳ same order.

Keyboard and paste

• Enter or ↓ — down a row
• ↑ — up a row
• → leaves a cell only from the end of its text, and ← only from the start, so editing inside a cell still works normally
• ⌘D / Ctrl+D — fill the column downward from where you are
• Paste a block copied from Google Sheets or Excel and it spreads across rows and columns from the focused cell

Saving

One button, Save {n} prices. Rows are saved individually: the ones that worked turn green with a tick and lock, and any that failed turn red and stay editable so you can fix them without redoing the rest. The toast tells you both numbers.

Prices entered here go through exactly the same ledger as every other route in — they are not a special case, and they appear in buying-price history the same way.