Epi4Dogs

thanks ... i will privately email him your email address.....it might take a few days before you hear back from him....

The link to copy revision 2 to your google drive is https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... kVzmE/copy
The link to the video with rev2 enhancements is: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11RaqYs ... sp=sharing

Thank you Rich!!!!! VERY much appreciated !!!!!!!

I started using the log today and it's so handy! Thanks so much for sharing!

Thanks, Jean!

Barb

Thanks MIchelle for letting us know....we have decided to leave this thread up permanently so that others, who are interested but have questions, can post here to get help... and Rich will check in weekly to answer questions/help if needed.

michlin wrote: ↑05 Dec 2022, 18:43 I started using the log today and it's so handy! Thanks so much for sharing!

Let me know if you have any problems or suggestions. I think its pretty usable now, once you learn to single click instead of double click on buttons and the occasional google error. I do intend to add the feature on the meal page that lets you see the last few entries, to the other pages. I also will probably add a special notes page to keep track of the other things that are in the paper log, like changes in medication, vet visits, reflux symptoms, etc.

Hi Rich and everyone.... i finally got around to including a link to this thread on the EPI LOG page https://epi4dogs.com/epi-log/... this way, if someone checks out the EPI Log #3 that is amazing ... but someone has questions.... they are directed to this on-going thread and can ask for individual help

Again, thanks Rich for doing this!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I found a limit to the number of records in the spread sheet, but it is an easy fix to increase it past 1000. I noticed when my graphs stopped drawing anything after a certain date. Just add more lines and increase the range in the graphs. see video if you need help. https://drive.google.com/file/d/11gRGKUORTbCan_jnYPCHhbI1FGmq4hq-/view?usp=sharing

wow!!! your template is just amazing... ... and i especially like to "moving" visuals to help explain things... that is VERY helpful!