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Default Shopping Cart application

I found a discussion thread that talks about creating a shopping cart like
application but there did not seem like there was any resolution. I have a
workbook with 8 reference order spreadsheets that are all layout out in the
same format. Customers are able to browse the spreadsheets and select various
items from various sheets. I would like to create an "Add to Cart" button on
each sheet with a script the takes the items selected on that sheet and adds
them to a "Cart" sheet. I would think I could test the cells in Column A
(Qty) and then grab the row for colums A:F. I am not sure how to paste into
the next empty row of the "Cart" sheet, while checking for duplicates and
pasting over previous entries. The SKU and ISBN are unique values.

Spreadsheet Format
Qty, SKU, ISBN, ..., Description, Price, Extended Price

Has anyone done something like this before, or any ideas?
 
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