cb1100 forum mileage 2015

[Django]

Gentlemen,

the year 2015 is over, but we don't want to waste the many miles of fun, we rode the last year at such a great motorcycle.

Let's collect them in a google spreadsheet, I've created for us for that purpose:

[url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qQ7PiWjcxwynQ4qZQF4WqfgrUDSZSdoxfdciLWesB0o/edit?usp=sharing]cb1100forum mileage 2015

Just enter the miles OR km, you rode 2015, and the odometer of your motorcycle at the end of the year in a row at the bottom of the spreadsheet.

Don't bother about sorting or formatting. I will do this for you from time to time.

Have fun.

[the Ferret]

Django is this for CB1100 only or all miles ridden on all bikes owned in 2015?

[Django]

I'd say, this is for all miles ridden on all bikes owned by a forum member in 2015.

Enter a row for every bike, so you have also the odo at the end of the year for every bike.

[the Ferret]

ok I added my miles in but for anyone else, don't use a comma or the miles after the comma disappears, use a period instead.

12,184 with a comma becomes 12

12.184 with a period shows all miles

[Django]

Ah yes, this dot or comma at decimal issue.

As the forum is based in the USA, I changed the locale in the document settings to USA. Thus now there is a comma, to separate thousands.

However, you don't have to enter it, it will be formatted automatically.

Just enter the numbers: 12184

[Cormanus]

Nice one, Django. I'm impressed by your work with the flashlight!

[Django]

Btw, we're up to 83,419 miles, which is 133,795 km.

[Cormanus]

Dr Dactyl could raise the total a bit, I suspect.

[Django]

I added an automatically calculated summary table, sorted by mileage fyi.

The link again:
[url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qQ7PiWjcxwynQ4qZQF4WqfgrUDSZSdoxfdciLWesB0o/edit?usp=sharing]cb1100forum mileage 2015

[TINK_imp]

After adding all my bikes, I'm number 2 under ferret for the high mileage award.