downloadable reef charts?

[charlesgage]

Funny that you mention this. One of my senior projects this year is going to be a web application that allows you to track all of your tank paramaters and purchases and hold them in logs on the web. There will likely be usernames/passwords. I do plan to launch the site to the public when i am finished. I'll let you guys know when i am done!

 

[74nautique]

If you know how to use Excel on your computer, make one. I did and I keep track of all my water parameters on a chart to see trends also when one parameter changes, how it effects other parameters.

 

[theop]

One Excel spreadsheet is being discussed / developed here:
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=750697&perpage=25&pagenumber=1

I made a few revisions today to add customizable checking for normal parameter ranges, and emailed it to crumbletop. We work together, so we may end up collaborating on this spreadsheet. I would like to see graphing added as well as a few other features.

 

[WY_REEFER]

Just downloaded Reefcon it looks very cool. I can't believe it is free.

 

[doody]

I seen the link for reefcon but did'nt d-load. Tell me how you like it.

 

[doody]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6538595#post6538595 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by conda
I've attached a simple journal I use as a starting template for all my tanks. Then I just add/remove items/details as needed. Some tanks stay this simple, others I've added progress notes, more pages for details, etc.

Edit: doesn't look like the attachment worked, you can DL the template HERE

This one's pretty nice. Nice job.

 

[kbmdale]

Conda

Thats a nice spreadsheet, I think it will look better in access..lol...I'll send you a link when I am done.

 

[theop]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6540386#post6540386 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by doody
This one's pretty nice. Nice job.

I like that spreadsheet, but with having each date as a column (left to right) will make it very difficult to use for any length of time. Excel does much better with putting multiple entries in rows.