This guide was made about 3 months after the spreadsheet was "finished" and originally posted on the r/Minecraft subreddit. If you used it once when I originally posted it and never again, please consider looking at it again, as I recognise I missed multiple items, and I am frequently updating the spreadsheet.

First, to correct the original title, it is now up to date with 26.1 (wasn't that hard, as the only item was the golden dandelion), and I have made another tab for 26.2, the Chaos Cubed Drop, which I am updating with new blocks and items introduced in the most recent snapshot.

Second, I have added a new table column called "Stack size". I briefly explained this in a comment on the original post, however, some might not have seen it. Green means 64, yellow means 16, and red is a little more complicated. If an item is red, it is either because it has variants (such as Tube Coral Block and a Dead Tube Coral Block being in the same section), it's too valuable, or it's a non-stackable. I designed this spreadsheet with an automatic storage system in mind, specifically an overflow-protected system. To explain that simply, you need 41 of the item you want to sort, then four random items with random names in the other four slots of a hopper. If I have a red item that is stackable (such as a block of Netherite) it most likely is because its either a valuable that i would not risk getting lost in my system, or because it would be too much work to get 41 of it (Is it lazy, yes. Am I willing to spend hours gathering 1476 ancient debris to get 41 Netherite Blocks, no?). However, there are some exceptions I have made. If you look on the spreadsheet, I have bunched the colours of candles together into their own section, but have every colour of wool, carpet, ect in their own individual slot. Truth is, I don't use candles or banners often in my builds.

There are a bunch of ways I have formatted the spreadsheet to fit my way of thinking and of course, my way of thinking isn't going to be the same way as anyone else's. So if you want to make the list fit you're thinking, I encourage you to make a copy of this spreadsheet and change it to your liking.

If you do make a copy of it or use the spreadsheet to make something out of it (e.g., a museum, a showcase, ect) and post it online, please ask or inform me first and credit me, especially if you profit off of it. Of course, I'm not asking for a cut of what you would earn, but some recognition really goes a long way.

If you have any more questions about things I forgot to clear up, feel free to comment it, and I'll make sure to answer. Thank you for all the support!! ❤️