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Hey

Anonymous

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! I made this template for anyone looking to make packing simpler and stress-free. Hope you find this helpful.

Simply

copy this doc

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, and follow the 3 steps below to prepare for your next trip. (Feel free to delete this page once you’ve got the hang of this template!)

Why this all-in-one packing list?

Save your typical packing list digitally

Reset your checklist easily

Track your progress automatically

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To Start: Customize your

Packing List⁠

with the items you need. (Note: This is the master table that connects to all other tables and formulas in this doc.) You can delete rows manually or clear all the rows with this button:

Clear packing list

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Add quantities to any items, depending on the duration of your trip. e.g. 5 days → 5 outfits

Add notes or mini checklists within the ‘Notes’ column.

Customize the item Categories in

Packing Progress!⁠

For fun, add the name and a photo of your

upcoming destination⁠

While Packing: Take inventory of each item in your

Packing List⁠

, indicating whether you need to Pack or Buy an item. You can also toggle items off using the ‘No Need’ column.

As you start checking things off, the

Dashboard⁠

, including

Packing Progress!⁠

, will quickly give you an idea of how your travel prep is going. This data is connected to the

Packing List⁠

To Restart: When you’re ready to prepare for a new trip, simply click either or both of the buttons atop the

Packing List⁠

and go back to step 1. Alternatively, you can make a copy of this template.

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Reset Quantity

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: This button will clear the numbers in the “#” column, bringing them to 0.

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Uncheck All

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: This button will clear all checkboxes in the ‘Packed’ column.

😊 Happy Packing & Safe Travels! 🧳

Rachel

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P.S. For more trip planners, check out

other templates⁠

in the Coda gallery like these:

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