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tracking spreadsheet?
Hi.. have read plenty of posts from people tracking leccy and gas bills in spreadsheets - no you are not sad - but haven't seen any details of them. I'm not really lazy - but if someone's already done one which can be used to monitor useage from bills and between bills.. and maybe do little graphs too - I'd love to grab it.. thank you..
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Get an analysis book or sheet (spreadsheet) and type in or write the headings.
You can do this in Word, but a lot easier manually.
Date..remarks..ref..gas readings..total electric readings...Day rate readings...Economy 7 ....and whatever else.
Fill in with date and readings and leave sufficient space to write down above or alongside each column , the amount used from the previous reading.
In the remarks column should go things like the weather...Mild/Hot/Very cold or if you have used a lot of energy the reason why!!
You could include shopping, groceries and car mileage/costs, water, telephone, whatever.0
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