Daily tracking sheets
Created Day 01 through Day 31 with a filterable activity table, daily totals, goal status, and product progress.
Excel case study · Fictional demonstration
I built a separate tracking sheet for every day of a 31-day month, then linked the daily totals to a monthly summary and dashboard. A Settings page controls the fictional product names, goals, and point values.
The need
A daily tracker is useful for recording individual activity, but manually combining a full month makes it harder to compare results with goals or see patterns.
Each daily sheet calculates its own activity, completed units, points, goal status, and product totals. The monthly summary and dashboard collect those results automatically.
Dashboard view
The dashboard shows monthly activities, completed units, points, product-goal progress, daily results versus the daily goal, and product totals versus monthly goals. Every number and product name is invented for the public demonstration.
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What I built
Created Day 01 through Day 31 with a filterable activity table, daily totals, goal status, and product progress.
Added editable cells for the fictional month, four generic products, monthly goals, daily goals, and point values.
Linked every daily sheet to one table showing dates, activities, completed units, points, goal status, and product totals.
Built summary cards and two Excel charts, then added a Read Me page explaining how the workbook works.
SettingsSet fictional names and goals
→Daily tabsRecord each day's activity
→SummaryCollect all 31 daily totals
→DashboardCompare results with goals
How it works
Each daily tab contains fictional interaction IDs, products, outcomes, units, points, follow-up flags, and notes. Formulas calculate the daily totals and pass them to the Monthly Summary and Dashboard.
Changing a fictional product name, goal, or point value updates the connected daily and monthly sheets.
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