Susan for Maus (GA)
Member Since 2022
Move this to a different tab if appropriate:
My son figured out how to graph all of Maus's BG readings. I figured out how to do 2 columns, but his does each reading. You can see it on her SS under the Graph tab. All the data can be seen on the graph data tab, along with a smaller version at the top of that sheet. That small graph can be copied to it's own tab for better reading.
If you'd like to copy it, feel free to copy the formula to your SS. I think as long as your entries are on a tab called Sheet1, it's good to go. If your tab is named something else, just change Sheet1 to whatever your's is. You probably only need to change the first line, then copy the formula down.
I haven't tried copying to a new SS yet, but I'm sure it can be figured out. The one thing I do manually on the data tab is enter one bg number in cells where there's more info than just the bg; ie, 65 @+2.5 becomes 65. For cells with multiple bg's, I average to one or the nadir if that's where it is; same if it's the high number of the day).
My son figured out how to graph all of Maus's BG readings. I figured out how to do 2 columns, but his does each reading. You can see it on her SS under the Graph tab. All the data can be seen on the graph data tab, along with a smaller version at the top of that sheet. That small graph can be copied to it's own tab for better reading.
If you'd like to copy it, feel free to copy the formula to your SS. I think as long as your entries are on a tab called Sheet1, it's good to go. If your tab is named something else, just change Sheet1 to whatever your's is. You probably only need to change the first line, then copy the formula down.
I haven't tried copying to a new SS yet, but I'm sure it can be figured out. The one thing I do manually on the data tab is enter one bg number in cells where there's more info than just the bg; ie, 65 @+2.5 becomes 65. For cells with multiple bg's, I average to one or the nadir if that's where it is; same if it's the high number of the day).
and test/shot moves forward and back for any holiday outing or volunteer activity. LOL Seriously graphs are wonderful to step back and see the patterns. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to reviewing.