Cars sheet
- ACar ID
- BName
- CMake
- DModel
- EYear
- FPlate
- GFuel type
- HCurrent driver
- IDepartment or project
- JStart odometer
- KStatus
Cars
Free template
One Excel file with 6 sheets: cars, deadlines with days left and automatic colours, fuel, service, expenses, and a summary that works out each car's cost every month. Free in Arabic and English; works in Excel and Google Sheets.
Fill in the “Cars” sheet once, then add a row for every fill-up, service or expense. The summary and deadlines update on their own.
Cars
Deadlines
OverdueThis weekThis monthOK
Fuel
Service
Expenses
Summary
Km are worked out from the first and last odometer readings in the Fuel sheet that month.
A sheet is great for two or three cars and one person entering everything. It gets hard with more drivers: receipts arrive late, copies of the file multiply, and nobody gets reminded.
And the app’s reports export to Excel, so your accountant keeps the format they know.
Try Sayarti+ Business| Sheet | Sayarti+ Business | |
|---|---|---|
| Who enters data | one person | every driver from their phone |
| Receipt photos | separate | with every entry |
| Reminder before expiry | – (colour only when opened) | notification to owner, managers and driver |
| Who sees what | anyone with the file sees everything | drivers see only their cars |
| Unusual fuel use | you look for it | alert: a car using more than its average |
| Reports | you build them | ready Excel, CSV and PDF |
| Price | free | drivers free, priced by number of cars |
FAQ
Yes. No sign-up, no email, and you can edit and use it in your company.
Yes. Open it in Google Sheets or upload it to Drive; every formula works there too.
The summary is set up for 100 cars; copy the last row down for more.
Excel can't send notifications; it only colours the row when you open the file. Real reminders need an app like Sayarti+.
Add the cars and their dates in the app once, and new entries start there. The app exports its reports to Excel whenever you like.
No. Plain formulas only, so no security warnings.