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[Bolly]

Example of how I type up my blood test results into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. The red ones are 'out of range' to be brought to my consultants attention when I next see them in clinic.

[Bolly]

Oh dear, its come out teeny tiny. The left column is the name of the test, i.e Serum albumin. The next column which in this picture has merged with the name of the test, sorry, is the 'normal' range i.e. 35-50g/L for serum albumin.

Then the next columns from left to right are my results in date order (date at the top of the colum). Results in red (I think you can just about see 4) are when they are out of range.

Its important to record the unit value, i.e g/L or mmol/L or iu/L, as different labs use different units.

[Bigplanet]

Makes sense to me. Good tool.

[Dustyday]

Thanks Bolly thanks for all your help

[Jtxx]

I have made up a similar spreadsheet and find it an invaluable tool. Great minds think alike. I get a print out from my doctor and keep it updated. X