Track your writing progress with a word count graph with Google Sheets @broadcastsunny
Track your writing progress with a word count graph with Google Sheets  @broadcastsunny
Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
This week make a total Word Count Graph like the one you see in NaNoWriMo to keep track of your word count progress for the month. It's easy and free and a way to keep you motivated as you continue your writing journey.

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Track your writing progress with a word count graph with Google Sheets

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