Easy to Use Spreadsheet

[Stattovic]

I am still looking to see if someone has a decent, non complex spreadsheet so that I can keep track of my blood sugar levels and meals I eat etc.

Nothing too difficult please.

Thanks

 

[jackois]

Rather than a spreadsheet, why not have a look at this system/site?

http://mylifestyle.diabetes.co.uk/Login.aspx

This seems nice and straightforward to me...

 

[sanguine]

I did post to you yesterday offering you a template of mine and asking for a PM with your email address.

 

[Stattovic]

Yes I did see that but was not sure how to PM someone - sorry

 

[sanguine]

No problem - click on the envelope icon at the top of the page (right end of red bar, next to your name). Enter my name in the address box and type the message and send. Better idea - I'll send you one and you can reply to it (you should see a red notification icon when it arrives, just click on that and reply).

Unfortunately it's not a good idea to show email addresses in open forums!

 

[CollieBoy]

Stattovic
here are some simple Excel file formulae for a given range
Number of readings =COUNT(D4462)
Average of readings =AVERAGE(D5462)
Std Dev of readings =STDEV(D4462)

 

[Positive]

Hi, try this one-from Andrew Colvin
https://googledrive.com/host/0B-z_UPs-Jl8aMTNrd0pMemd6Q2c/ (not sure if link copied well)

It is easy to use, gives lot of infor about averages etc. there is a whole thread 'writing BG management app' with lot of help how to use it. this is under the heading BG monitoring

 

[Stattovic]

Thanks bit the two files do not seem to marry with MS Excell.

 

[CollieBoy]

Andrew's 2 files are a self contained program that doesn't need/use MS Excell, and a .CSV data file which is an example but should be readable in MS Excell.

 

[notned]

Hi Stattovic,

I tend to work in spreadsheets too. What exactly are you looking for?

 

[vicisaacs]

I am looking fr a spreadsheet that I can enter my readings (4 times a day) the it shows a bar chart below.

 

[Deleted member 308541]

I am looking fr a spreadsheet that I can enter my readings (4 times a day) the it shows a bar chart below.

I have posted this link before here in this forum.

It works in Excell, Libre Office and Open Office and it's free.

https://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/blood-sugar-chart.html

 

[JohnEGreen]

@Tipetoo Works great took me all of 30 seconds to down load and open in Excell.

 

[Deleted member 308541]

There are some great templates at the Vertex link, glad you like it John.