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Mileage Log

Stop guessing miles: type where you drove from and to, and the distance column fills itself. Totals ready for reimbursement or tax time.

📋 Make a copy in Google Sheets One click — formulas already in the cells

What's inside

=DISTANCE()
  • One row per trip: date, from, to, purpose — the miles compute themselves.
  • The total row sums automatically; multiply by your rate for the claim.

Set-up (60 seconds)

  1. Click "Make a copy" above — the template opens in your Google Sheets.
  2. Install the free InstaMaps add-on (100 lookups/day free; 1,000/day with a free email unlock).
  3. Turn the formulas on: in your sheet, open Extensions → InstaMaps → ⚡ Enable formulas (once per sheet). Any #NAME? cells recalculate — reload the page if they linger.
  4. Replace the sample rows with your data — every formula stays live.

Questions

How accurate are the distances?

=DISTANCE() returns straight-line distance between the two addresses. For reimbursement many policies accept it; where road miles are required, treat it as the auditable minimum.

Does it work with just town names?

Yes — =DISTANCE("Austin, TX", "Dallas, TX", "mi") works with towns, full addresses or postcodes.

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