Sunset journey planner spreadsheet

I can't remember the name of the file sadly - I've googled every combination I can think of but nothing comes up. Thought I saw the link in a blog somewhere so that may be why it's not on google. Exploroz was the first travel forum I came across so assumed I saw it on here somewhere.

G'day George. Is this the one? I downloaded it from somewhere early Oct 2013. I haven't used it so not sure how it works.

That's it!!!!!! Thanks a million Rod!
I've saved it properly this time.
Hope others can use too.
To the person who did the work originally setting it up - you've saved me weeks.

You're welcome Georgi.

Doing a bit of digging I think it may have been originally by The Landy, but I can't access his blogs any more, only these comments. The Landy blog comments

Well done Rod. I have had a quick look at it and like it.
Georgi. Thanks for posting this.

There's a lot to be said for detailed planning for a trip. It's half the fun, reduces risk, allows better budgeting, etc., etc. It's also something to leave with family/friends as safety and reassurance. I have a simple spreadsheet, created using considerable research, good maps and mapping software; to record similar detail; to avoid being caught out having to camp overnight in some noisy roadside Rest Area; and not miss stops in the many towns and points of interest en route.
I'm all for the spreadsheet.

We plan too and I agree that it's important and fun.
However we are able to calculate daily distances and times without having to resort to a spreadsheet. Perhaps experience is a mitigating factor.
Each to their own :-)

Good on you, and hope all fares well for a well-planned trip. In my experience, It's hardly excessive to plan properly in such circumstances. Spreadsheets get my vote; and they're also a useful record for making notes for your blog/travel diary, and aid future trip planning.
Safe travels.
John.