Log your MTT daily sessions? Are spreadsheets useful? I think this one is.

[RodNL]

I made this online spreadsheet from scratch. It started as a single table just to write down my daily sessions, but I've been working on it on my free time and right now it seems pretty good for me. I would like to know if you use something similar and if there are any improvements I could make.

Each day I clone the previous day tab and I add the basic data for a tournament, everything else is pretty much automatic and I can see how I performed:






Below is the dashboard that consolidate data from all days:

 

[rhoudini]

As an enthusiast of spreadsheets, I think that this one is visually attractive and looks quite useful for you.
Of course, just by looking I can't really tell how it's structured, but I think it is a decent start!
My suggestion is: you can keep using it, and someday you will notice some feature that you would like to use, but is not implemented yet.
Then you can slowly upgrade your spreadsheet.
And maybe you can even think about selling it, or maybe evolving it into an actual application

 

[mr.fers_one]

it's not clear to the nose why you're so confused when there are programs that consider this whole thing... hend2node, a great variation... You can also track your results on the sharkscope...

 

[Goggelheimer]

Great Work, it helps a lot to do this daily routine.
You think about your game while you fill in the values and see your results.

Yes, trackers do this more or less automatically for you, but if you don't work after the session with the tracker and review your hands they are not so effective.
Session review with the sampled hands is a bit more effective, so a plus for trackers than the sheet.