If I ever happen to be in Seattle, I’ll definitely look you up. The only problem is that we’ll probably spend most of our time analyzing stats! I’m a stats-a-holic too.

I look forward to seeing the Lisafied version of the spreadsheet.

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That’s the great thing about using spreadsheets. There’s always room for change. As far as the monthly expense charts go, in an earlier version of my spreadsheet I included monthly expense sheets but found that one page with all of the year’s expenses worked better for me when it came to preparing the taxes (the one page basically was a check and balance for my Quicken expense report).

However, if monthly pages work better for you, feel free to modify it as you see fit. I also have a profit/loss row at the bottom of my sheet, but I also have other “Felicia” specific information that I didn’t think everyone else needed to view or would be interested in.

I tried to make the chart as generic as possible so that you and others could make your own modifications to tailor it to your own specific needs.

Once you’ve made it your own, you can remove my links from the chart. After all, I only created the basic sheet, you made the modifications and “Lisafied” it. So give credit where credit is due.

On my chart I have a page of article titles for each site along with links to either the online content or the .pdf backup of the online content. I also keep running “Alexa” ranking along with the page view/income stats for each site/article. In addition I have a page with stats for potential niche sites and the associated keywords.

As I said, I’ve been doing this for a few years so the chart has had many additions and deletions. I found that over the years the simpler I made the form, the easier it was for me to use. As long as I had the raw data, I could create any query or formula I needed.

The chart is almost like breaking in a mate or a spouse. It takes a while to get it just right. Once you get it right, you find that you need to add a column, track another metric or remove something you no longer need.

on mine- I have pie charts, too but I didn’t add that to the sample. Sound tasty?

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