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message 52: by Rachael (new)

Rachael Boswell (rachaelreadstoo) | 3 comments Thank you all.... I'm useless at things like this so great to have some options. Sara thanks as made a copy of yours


message 54: by Pandora (new)

Pandora | 3 comments Well, this is the one I'm using:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

But mine is weird since I'm doing the challenge my own way, so I tweaked it out a bit and made this one that I think can be more useful for the average person:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...


message 55: by John (new)

John | 79 comments https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

Here's mine that I made. It started out as someone one's that I copied in '17 but over the last 4 years it evolved into this one. :)


message 56: by Mahi (last edited Jan 20, 2020 12:54PM) (new)

Mahi | 93 comments https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

I made a community spreadsheet for completed books, heavily based off of the ATY one. I would love for people to use it! It'll be fun to see each other's progress (and the statistics... I may or may not be disproportionately interested in the stats)


message 57: by Shannon (new)

Shannon  (shananigansreads) Mahi wrote: "I made a community spreadsheet, heavily based off of the ATY one. I would love for people to use it! It'll be fun to see each other's progress (and the statistics... I may or may not be disproporti..."

I added mine. Despite my hate for the class in college I love looking at different stats and break downs. Thanks for putting it together.


message 58: by Johanna (new)

Johanna (monkiainen) | 8 comments Mahi wrote: "I made a community spreadsheet for completed books, heavily based off of the ATY one. I would love for people to use it! It'll be fun to see each other's progress (and the statistics... I may or ma..."

Thank you for putting this together, it's great :)


message 59: by Marenda (new)

Marenda Jordan | 9 comments HOW DO YOU GET STARTED IN MAKING THIS SPREADSHEET???


message 60: by Milena (new)

Milena (milenas) | 1198 comments I added myself. I love tracking on the ATY spreadsheet, so this is awesome.


message 61: by Marenda (new)

Marenda Jordan | 9 comments ATY SPREADSHEET???


message 62: by Brooke (new)

Brooke | 273 comments I added myself! Thanks for this.


message 63: by Brooke (new)

Brooke | 273 comments Marenda wrote: "HOW DO YOU GET STARTED IN MAKING THIS SPREADSHEET???"

All you need to do is add your name to a column on the M-Z tab. Then add book titles and authors in the appropriate box when you complete that prompt.


message 64: by Milena (new)

Milena (milenas) | 1198 comments Marenda wrote: "ATY SPREADSHEET???"

ATY is another Goodreads challenge, and they have a community spreadsheet. Here is a link to their page:

https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...


message 65: by Ruth (new)

Ruth Lanton (ruthla8) | 177 comments Sara wrote: "Or if you just want to save some typing but use your own tracking method, here's a list of all the prompts in one easy to copy place :)

2020 POPSUGAR Reading Challenge

A book that's published in ..."

I'm happy to copy the text from that page and paste into a Google document. I then edited it so it's numbered, and I lined it up so that the "advanced prompts" print out on page two.

I save that copy as "2020 POPSUGAR Reading Challenge: Printable" and then start adding in the books I've selected under each number, in a separate file called "2020 POPSUGAR Reading Challenge."

I'm a bit behind schedule this year, so rather than doing this in December I just did it now. But since I enter all the books I read in Goodreads, it wasn't hard to go through the books I've already read this year and enter the prompts they fill.


message 66: by Melissa (new)

Melissa | 14 comments Talie wrote: "I took a spreadsheet someone else shared for another challenge and adapted it for this one. (If that person is on here too, thank you!)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/......"


I am using this spreadsheet. It is great! Thanks, Talie.


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