i dont think excel will give what you are looking for. Youd be better off getting something like a program made for this. I use calorieking, you can get a trail, buy or find a bootleg version on the net. It marks all nutrients found on the nutritional info lable on food products. It has a huge database already of mainstream products. Ive also used Bodytrans, not bad, more twards the workout logging type of program, very good for that. Id look in that general direction, do a google on it, there are lots of free programs and even web based.
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