1997 Dart The Munsters Non-Sport Forum

Not sure if this is the forum for this so if not please let me know the best one. I have a set that I would like to add to my collection, a 72 card set by Dart called The Munsters from 1997. But it says the checklist for this set is not yet available. So I followed the information to add but I don't have Microsoft excel and if I did would have no clue how to use it. Just wondering what I can do next to get this added?

Hey new trading friend, I can point you in the right direction!

1. I've added the set here
2. Please go to that link and click "See any inaccuracies?"
3. Click "wrong checklist" and then either post a link to the verified correct checklist, or create it yourself in a Google Sheet instead of using Excel (if you need help with that please feel to DM me)
4. I or another Level 8 member can add it for you

I got to #2 and there wasn't any link that said "See any inaccuracies?"

I just did that part for you. Are you able to go here, https://www.tcdb.com/InaccuraciesManager.cfm?MODE=TOOLS&ID=279266 and click "Add Comment"? And then provide the checklist one way or another?

Ok I'm going to see what I can do. The checklist has no useful information, just a number 1-72 and a skull and crossbones beside each to check. The back of each card has a description so will see if I can find someone I know that can do it for me. If that works for the moderaters of the site?

Some useful info might be purloined here: http://nslists.com/munster2.htm

Also, the name of the set might need to be adjusted.

Hey that's great that seems to match up with the backs of the cards. I think the number and subset/title are all that's needed for the checklist. The card text is just filler. The cards I have do have the All New on the back as stated in that listing. Thanks!

If you give me a few days I can work on and do the excell checklist and add it for you.

Awesome thanks so much, no rush!

Card Titles will be a little wonky on this one, but I will put them in in what I think makes the most sense.  Looks like most do not have names just descriptions.