Rider Logs

2010 Edition!
The first log is a PDF file with a generic calendar.  Just download it and fill it in with a pen/pencil and maybe put it in a binder.  You can also fill it in as a interactive PDF form, the totals will be generated for you.  Save it as a different name every month.  There's a button to clear the form, save it and print it.

You'll have to copy it and send it to the Road Captain ... probably via snail mail if you use a pencil or e-mail if you entered the data into the monthly log.

2010 Edition!
The second is an Excel Workbook that is compatible with Excel 95, 97, 2000, XP, 2003 & 2007.  It has twelve pages, one for each month.  It's dated for 2009 and has holidays and Wheelmen rides on it.  As you log your monthly mileage it keeps track of monthly and YTD mileage.  Each day has TWO cells, one for your mileage and one for a comment.  You can e-mail the current month to the Road Captain (right from within Excel) to turn in your miles.  Note to Office 2007 users ... the option is gone to imbed the sheet in the message, you'll have to attach the entire workbook or copy & paste the sheet into the body of your outlook message.

You type your name on the January sheet where it says "Your name goes here" and it's copied to all the month's sheets.

A universal calendar!
The third is a universal calendar based on the Excel Workbook above.  It has macros that zero out the current year and start a new one.  You just clear the year and start over with the same sheet.   You'll have to set your macro security to "medium".  Each time you open the workbook you'll have to click "enable macros" cause it's not digitally signed.  Of course, you can digitally sign it yourself ... Carl & I did it, but it's not for the faint of heart on 95 & 97.  The upside is it's universal!  You'll never need to get another.   This workbook is also compatible with Excel 95, 97, 2000, XP & 2003!  It also works in Excel 2007 in the compatibility mode.  You can e-mail this one right from Excel to the Road Captain ... same as the other Excel log.  Note to Office 2007 users ... this option is gone!  You can't imbed the sheet in your message, you'll have to attach the entire workbook, or highlight & copy it.  Then go to your message and "Paste" it.  That's what I do.

Click on the log (graphic) you want to use & choose "Save" to download it!