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Description
Keep track of your nanowrimo / camp nano progress, or any other project you wish by entering in some quick info. The spreadsheet will make the calculations and fill in dates for you.

In addition to the usual progress report of a word count tracker, the spreadsheet will tell you:
daily targets

average amount of writing you do per writing day

number of days you met your target

number of days you exceeded your target

number of days you've written in the established period

There are two tabs. One lets you enter in the amount of writing you do per day and the spreadsheet will calculate your total writings. The other tab lets you enter in your document / project total word count and will calculate how much you've written that day. I prefer the second method since I writing in one document for nanowrimo, but many people prefer the first. You only need to use the one you prefer.

You can use and reuse the spreadsheet by simply updating the dates (up to 31 days) and the goal. The goal is limited to a number but whether that's number of words, pages, stories, poems, etc is up to you.

Important Notes:

Created in Excel 2016 (compatibility not guaranteed and not tested!)

Created for personal use only. Do not redistribute without permission.

If you use less than 31 days for your start - end period, the spreadsheet will show harmless errors in the Daily Statistics columns for the unused days at the bottom of the list, but they should have no impact on the top data etc. Ignore them.

Description
Keep track of your nanowrimo / camp nano progress, or any other project you wish by entering in some quick info. The spreadsheet will make the calculations and fill in dates for you.

In addition to the usual progress report of a word count tracker, the spreadsheet will tell you:
daily targets

average amount of writing you do per writing day

number of days you met your target

number of days you exceeded your target

number of days you've written in the established period

There are two tabs. One lets you enter in the amount of writing you do per day and the spreadsheet will calculate your total writings. The other tab lets you enter in your document / project total word count and will calculate how much you've written that day. I prefer the second method since I writing in one document for nanowrimo, but many people prefer the first. You only need to use the one you prefer.

You can use and reuse the spreadsheet by simply updating the dates (up to 31 days) and the goal. The goal is limited to a number but whether that's number of words, pages, stories, poems, etc is up to you.

Important Notes:

Created in Excel 2016 (compatibility not guaranteed and not tested!)

Created for personal use only. Do not redistribute without permission.

If you use less than 31 days for your start - end period, the spreadsheet will show harmless errors in the Daily Statistics columns for the unused days at the bottom of the list, but they should have no impact on the top data etc. Ignore them.