Spreadsheet - JALUP XP Navi Advice?

[Aiya.Lianxi]

Hey...returning member here, and in searching for spreadsheets, I found someone mentioned JALUP's XP Navi spreadsheet. (hey @notorious MIBG @Ani !)

Here's the info I've found about this system.
https://japaneselevelup.com/japanese-qu ... nd-of-you/
https://japaneselevelup.com/what-level-are-you/
https://japaneselevelup.com/japanese-quest-xpnavi/

I'm curious if anyone has used the overall quest system to implement your own practices (scriptorium, telenovela method, changing points), or modified to program/system to work for other languages?

I am not an excel wizard, so I'm struggling to modify the system, and curious if someone else has already done this--and if not, if anyone would be interested in seeing another spreadsheet for tracking multiple languages, and seeing the percentage of time spent on activities?

I track my writing projects with a spreadsheet, and I'd like to see the progress I'm making, or at least time I'm spending, as I claw my way out of the intermediate plateau. Also thanks to @jeff_lindqvist for sharing the scriptorium spreadsheet!

[Noxsora]

Hello!
I have used JALUP XP Navi. It's the same as making a log of what you are reading. not sure it is worth the $10 on it's own. I got it with my Jalup life time subscription. It's good if you feel you are not making progress, and want to see your XP bar go up. I use XP Navi to encourage more immersion. With out XP Navi, I would do learning apps to watch the number go up.

I modified my Jalup to sum studying into three buckets "studying" "Listening" and "reading". I was reading, watching TV with TL subtitles, playing video games and anki. When I grouped them- I didn't have any listening practice! Oops

The "Excel" version doesn't work in Libre Office for me (and I'm not paying a monthly subscription for Excel), so I copied the PDF version in to sheets and do the formulas in a calculator.

In XP Navi you break your streak by studying less than 20 minutes a day, which feels harsh to me.