I had to pop this on a separate post so people could see the bones of the table (the formulas)
I used tables with my data worked up to discuss my results and the next appropriate course of action to justify the dose increases.
Close up of formulas in the replies section below.
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here is a close up of the formulas
Looks good. You can lock a cell so you dont change it accidentally, and to protect it in the formula you can add a $, so F4 would read $F$4. Think $ (s) makes it sticky. The $ before the F protects the F and the $ before the 4 protects the 4. Not needed in this formula but just in case you need it!
I never understood numbers until I used spreadsheets. I love them!
Increased dose of T 3 - how long might it take to get used to this?
Should I increase or decrease my dose?
Thyroid levels ‘in normal range’, no dose increase 
Afternoon All - do you think I should increase my dose?
