Gaining

I made an Excel Sheet to manage your weight gain. You type in your starting weight, expected calories/day, height, age, sex, and activity level and it outputs your expected gain each day, monthly gains, and a list of your expected eventual weight given a list of different caloric level. If any one is interest in this excel sheet, send me a message and give me your email. I'll look for a file sharing place and post a link, but I'm not sure if there is interest.
My 105lbs gf will be wonderfully plump beauty at 155 is 7 months if she eats 2800 calories a day.(I wish) She is such a twig, oh well.

www.mediafire.com/file/m4d2ftw35yw/weight.xls

Interesting idea - it's fun to play with numbers... or maybe I'm just sick that way... lol... I do enjoy math and "what if scenarios".

I'm kind of a mathematics major undergraduate right now. I'm going for my graduate next fall and thus Phd. So yeah I love number. I guess I just love the numbers on the scale, tape and clothing size going up. hehe.

nicely dun thank you

pleas try adding thees

BMI=([Weight lbs]/2.2)/([Height inches]*0.0254*[Height inches]*0.0254)

bast on www.halls.md/body-mass-index/bmirefs.htm
=IF([BMI]<17.5,"anorexia",IF([BMI]>60,"!?!",IF([BMI]>50,"super obese",IF([BMI]>40,"morbidly obese",IF(OR($K$8="F",$K$8="f",IF([BMI]<19.1,"underweight",IF([BMI]<25.8,"in normal range",IF([BMI]<32.3,"overweight","obese")),IF([BMI]<20.7,"underweight",IF([BMI]<26.4,"in normal range",IF([BMI]<31.1,"overweight","obese")))))))

forgiv my speling

I have since updated the sheet. What do you want? BMI?
I'm working on finishing my undergraduate in math and waiting on hearing if I get into grad school.

mediafire.com/
updated version. 2.13meg. I know its getting big.

This is awesome