#spreadsheet

[so-many-ocs]

*voice of someone craving even the tiniest sliver of control* i could make a spreadsheet,

[poetrygoldfinch]

I had a #autismmoment and decided to figure out how each hermit formatted their titles, and thus what would the "most average" hermitcraft video title be?

I'm sure no one else cares but I went through and figured out that the Most Average Title is as follows:

This is a Title - Hermitcraft 11: Episode 1

in case anyone was curious

ETA: This is only data from season 11 SO FAR

And yes I know "average" might not be the exact technical term for it but y'all know what I'm getting at and i still find it interesting :)

[maikron]

Fields of Mistria Tracker and Farm Planner Spreadsheet

>>> [Fields of Mistria Recipes v0.15.3] <<<

This is very different from the kind of content I post on this blog, but I figured I'd share this big ole spreadsheet I made for Fields of Mistria which I started way back in Sep2024. That was a month after early access released and I've been slowly updating and adding on to this thing after every major update and patch since.

If this looks familiar, I originally shared it on Reddit and I've also seen it being passed around on the Discord (ty for sharing!). I figured now is as good a time as any to share here, after the recent patch, and also before this spreadsheet becomes completed obsoleted by better online tools lol. The 3rd image summarizes all the things I've packed into it.

Obvious spoiler warning for content up to v0.15.3. If anyone spots any errors, please let me know! I try to get my info straight from the game when I can, but I still rely on the wiki for a lot of info which isn't always accurate.

[ryliversbuddie]

okay.

[tryslora]

2026 Word Tracking Spreadsheet

For those who have used it before, the 2026 Word Tracking Spreadsheet is now available!

For those who have no idea what I’m talking about, the annual word tracking spreadsheet is a robust Excel sheet (it can be used in Google Sheets or other programs that are able to read .xlsx files) which allows you to track your wordcount goals and actual achieved wordcount across several projects. There are graphs, time tracking, and many little bells and whistles.

This is a spreadsheet I created for myself back in 2012 and I’ve been changing it bit by bit as I discover new things I want to track, or ways to motivate myself. I can’t remember exactly when I started sharing it publicly, but I’m happy to share the blank spreadsheet each year.

Both the spreadsheet and an instruction document are available via Google Drive:

2026 Word Tracking Spreadsheet

Word Tracking Spreadsheet Instructions

This year we are not going into or out of a leap year, so there should be no bugs. I also happened to discover a bug in the annual stats rollup page that slipped past everything last year, and fixed that. Yay for stomping bugs! Sorry it slipped through before...

Sharing this spreadsheet continues to be a bit bittersweet for me, as this was another year where I struggled to write new words, whether they were fic, original, or blogs. I had my ups and downs, and at times, seemed to disappear completely. However, I did do a lot of editing, and am excited to be incredibly close to being done with that major push soon.

Again, there are no changes other than the dates being updated to 2026, and the additional columns for 2026 added to stats, and the dynamic 2025 columns being moved to static information. All charts should be updated correctly.

I do want to add tracking for project rollups (what kind of work was done), better tracking for time, and figure out a way to get a better view of the time I do spend on not just writing, but writing related tasks. However, I haven't managed to figure out how to chart it, so those aren't yet in the publicly shared sheet. Someday, I hope.

Please feel free to signal boost this post and share the file. If you make changes to the file and share it, please credit mine as the inspiration.

[kayleerowena]

✧ graphic novel progress tracker ✧ - Kaylee Rowena's Ko-fi Shop

a google sheet template to track progress on comics & graphic novel projects. keeps track of days to deadlines, how many pages you've starte

i put the spreadsheet template i've been using to track my graphic novel progress up on my ko-fi shop in case it's useful for other people too! pwyw!

[sure-i-rcust]

SFTH Family Dynamics

Hello SFTH fandom! I come to you with a gift!

In this, I have compiled every single family character (i.e. multiple characters in a play being related to each other) across every single edited improvised play.

This includes all on youtube, all patreon-exclusive plays, and I am currently working through the Bill Murray livestreamed shows, adding to the spreadsheet as applicable.

If you just wanna see the flat stats from youtube, I provide you:

Bonus facts below the cut!

Tom has played the most total parents, but the fewest fathers

He's also been half of All grandmothers - more than half if you include patreon!

AJ has played the 2nd most mothers AND is in joint 1st place for sisters (ngl I wasnt expecting that but we in the business are calling that a fem-J win <3)

Sam has the highest number of 'miscellaneous' characters, but surprisingly all of those characters are men (everyone else has at least 1 woman 'miscellaneous' character)

Sam also plays significantly more uncles than everyone else (he's done 3, AJ's done 1, Tom and Luke have none)

Luke is winning for both total children characters & total sibling characters

The Dark Moons of Slough has the single highest number of family characters across all youtube plays, with a total of 8

...however Dead Or Alive, You're Coming With Me from one of the Bill Murray streams completely blows it out of the water with SIXTEEN CHARACTERS !!!!! !!!!! !!!!

The ‘Tertiary Relation’ column exists solely for Clint from The Lighthouse

This spreadsheet began on the 30th November 2025, and today (10th March 2026) it is finally complete!

...if you ignore the page for the plays from patreon's full-shows, i'm still working on that section :p