G Guest Aug 29, 2007 #2 Hi Billymick, You can get as complicated as you want doing this but in the simplest terms it can be done with a couple of columns of data:- start miles end miles Distance Fuel added mpg 1000 3000 2000 100 20 Distance is a formula = B2-A2 mpg is also a formula =C2/D2 Start miles is taken from you odometer Fuel added is what you put in at the pump So the next time you fuel up, start miles would be 3000 and end miles would be you odometer reading and you would drag the formula down. Mike
Hi Billymick, You can get as complicated as you want doing this but in the simplest terms it can be done with a couple of columns of data:- start miles end miles Distance Fuel added mpg 1000 3000 2000 100 20 Distance is a formula = B2-A2 mpg is also a formula =C2/D2 Start miles is taken from you odometer Fuel added is what you put in at the pump So the next time you fuel up, start miles would be 3000 and end miles would be you odometer reading and you would drag the formula down. Mike
G Gord Dibben Aug 30, 2007 #3 Miles in A1..................678 Gallons in B1................32 =A1/B1 in C1................21.1875 mpg Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
Miles in A1..................678 Gallons in B1................32 =A1/B1 in C1................21.1875 mpg Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP