Turning the "I might use it" feeling into cost per use and days idle is a useful reframe, and the honest limits section covers the cases I would have raised. One thing in the G2 rule: because Uses counts the last 30 days, any row with at least one use has a Last used date within 30 days of J1. So E2>60 can only be true when C2 is already 0, and changing the 60 never changes a result, even though the post suggests tuning it. If the idle threshold gets its own cell and alone decides Cancel, with zero-use rows going to Review instead, the knob starts working. A service used every six weeks or so is then not flagged for cancelling the first month it skips.
Hayrullah Kar
Turning the "I might use it" feeling into cost per use and days idle is a useful reframe, and the honest limits section covers the cases I would have raised. One thing in the G2 rule: because Uses counts the last 30 days, any row with at least one use has a Last used date within 30 days of J1. So E2>60 can only be true when C2 is already 0, and changing the 60 never changes a result, even though the post suggests tuning it. If the idle threshold gets its own cell and alone decides Cancel, with zero-use rows going to Review instead, the knob starts working. A service used every six weeks or so is then not flagged for cancelling the first month it skips.