[Spreadsheet] Erroneous exclusion of ongoing relationships

In the spreadsheet, if I enter an activity and mark it as partner or housemate, my intuition says what belongs in the date field is the last time I saw them, which is usually today. But the SUMIFS formula excludes everything from the last two days. I suggest replacing the formula in "Activity Log"!D1 with this:

=SUMIFS($B3:$B, $I3:$I, "One-time", $D3:$D, "<="&(TODAY()-2), $D3:$D, ">"&(TODAY()-9)) + SUMIFS($B3:$B, $I3:$I, "<>One-time", $D3:$D, ">"&(TODAY()-9))

P.S. I love this project. If you give me ([e-mail]) comment access to the spreadsheet, I’ll probably make more suggestions!

[blanchardjeremy]

@linesarefuzzy Thanks for reaching out. Apologies for not getting back to you sooner! We’re definitely interested in your contributions. We’ve been hard at work with v2 of the UI and just now coming up for air to consider other aspects of the project, including the spreadsheet.

Thanks for reminding me that the “blank date = always count it” feature isn’t in the public spreadsheet. It is in the version I’ve made for my house. (I’m integrating the changes I’ve made for our house one-by-one to the public spreadsheet).

I just integrated your suggested formula adjustment added to the activity log sheet. Thanks! ✅

You can see the update in our new spreadsheet changelog: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iwTFoCS8lOIWWm-ZzcMZ_mPHgA8tHVVA3yhKY23gDu8/edit#

[blanchardjeremy]

@linesarefuzzy Ibasho made a personal choice to add it. It reduced the “Risk to others” score by 50% (doesn’t reduce your risk at all). They didn’t feel like they had enough data to publish it as an option on the public spreadsheet. The thinking behind it is “even if you did get exposed to someone, as long as they notify you that they got symptoms, you could isolate from your housemates/podmates/friends as soon as they tell you, and that would reduce the chance that. you give it to those people.”