It’s an advent calendar that you open in Excel, but instead of getting choccies, you get a YouTube video showing you how to make better spreadsheets, one step at a time.

If you have pricelists from suppliers from other countries, and you want to easily convert some currencies. This is for you. Convert from one currency to another, or update an existing currency based on an old and new exchange rate.

If you support a Premier League football team (who were in the Premier League last season), then you can use this spreadsheet to compare this season’s results with the same fixtures from the previous season. We’ll try to update this each season, but it is editable for fixture changes.

If you’re a home user or restaurant owner, use this to assign ingredients to meals, plan meals, and then produce shopping lists. Keep on top of costs and calories.

A good example of a stock management system if you need one.

If you’d like to set yourself a personal budget, and then monitor your income and expense, then this spreadsheet is for you. it goes into some detail, but is easy to set up and use. we hope that this helps you.

Plot some information on a map of the UK. You choose what colour, and a radius in miles. This map does not use any external sources, and has no macros. A basic solution, but a clever one.

If you have a micro business or are a sole trader, this may help. Fill in your working habits, and your list of current jobs with some details, and the spreadsheet will show you when your current workload is likely to end. If you want an idea of your workload and how long it will take, then this may help.

Dieting can be rubbish, and if you are actively looking to lose weight, you need to know your weight. One of the most uplifting sights can be the new, lower weight on the scale. This spreadsheet lets you set your weight and weight-loss goals, and then monitor how you are doing each week.