Main Description If you are considering using a spreadsheet to track your project's backlog and burndown consider these two templates kindly provided by Clay Ver Valen and Petri Heiramo. Both templates are excellent and one is sure to be appeal to your project. Petri's template uses macros which provide a richer functionality but may be an impediment to some. Internet Speedmaster. Petris' template is pre-loaded with sample data while Clay provides a separate sample for his template. Attached Files • • • This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the which accompanies this distribution. Copyright © 1998--2008 Mountain Goat Software.

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I have several books I want to finish reading by a certain date. Install Gnome Centos 6 Minimal Vs Basic more. I'd like to track my progress completing these books, so I decided to try making a simple burn down chart. The chart should be able to tell me at a glance whether I'm on track to completing my books by the target date. I decided to try using Excel 2007 to create a graph showing the burn down. But I'm having some difficulty getting the graphs to work well, so I figured I could ask. I have the following cells for the target date and pages read, showing when I started (today) and when the target date is (early November): Date Pages remaining 7/19/2009 7350 11/3/2009 0 And here's how I plan to fill in my actual data. Additional rows will be added at my leisure: Date Pages remaining 7/19/2009 7350 7/21/2009 7300 7/22/2009 7100 7/29/2009 7070.