How to create a weight tracker in LibreOffice Calc

This is a tutorial on LibreOffice covering, how to create a weight tracker, using conditions, using an IF statement, using Rounddown and the Mod and Concatenate functions. The tutor starts off by typing a start weight in pounds. The Rounddown function converts the pounds to stones and then the Mod function converts to pounds. The tutor demonstrates how to use concatenate to join the two results with a text string. The tutor then uses conditions to colour weight loss and gain, red for gain and green for loss. The final part of the video explains how to create a formula to list total weight gained or lost.
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