A form to record odometer mileage and the amount of oil burned up by an “oil burner” car. Fill up the engine oil to H (or F), and look at the dipstick every couple hundred miles. Record the mileage and level of the oil. The form also has a gas fill-up log, so you can […]
A simple form to record rents collected and expenses. One page, and very easy to use for people with no computer experience.
This is a single-sheet journal with balance to keep track of small debts, IOUs, favors, and accounting for small projects. It has five columns: date, description, debit, credit, and balance. So, it functions as a journal and a ledger for a single account/debt. It lacks the ledger page reference, but includes the balance. At the […]
I did a little bit of Postmates for a while, and tracked how much I was making per trip. This sheet is PM-centric, but can be altered to work for the other delivery services. Track you location and mileage. For each delivery, enter the mileage, and copy the payment data from your PM screens. The […]
During the Coronavirus pandemic, I sometimes shopped for other people, and split the costs charging them for the food, and gas.
A simple spreadsheet to keep track of ads, contacts, and appointments for your apartment search. This includes some “sample data”, aka, what entered before. So clear that out, first. Names and phone numbers have been removed. To use it, just paste ad links into it, get the phone numbers, emails, and addresses to fill it […]
Three diagrams you can alter for your presentation or class.
Keep this next to your printer to log print specifications and print quality. There’s a space at the top to create a “cheat sheet”.
Tracking odometer readings for work or business. This is a generic log that allows for classifying trips for different jobs.
A form based on a program to track diabetic patients using varied drugs and trying to actively improve with the help of a doctor. Edit to fit your needs. You can also edit this to track other things, like hypertension.