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If you do plan to ever upload your logbook to one of the online versions, this can be relatively easily done by saving it as a.
I still keep that logbook up, in addition to, and also in addition to a paper log. I do have a "dividing line/border" every 13 entries though, like the logbook pages.) (I highlight the appropriate entries and look at the total it calculates at the bottom of the screen. I can see where having your logbook add up the times for each page automatically would be nice.
Looks very similar to yours, except no division of pages. I have been using a similar excel logbook since about 1995, also based on the Jeppesen logbook.
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