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IPAM-Lite Spreadsheet: IP Address Management Workbook

List your prefixes and hosts; instantly see duplicate or overlapping CIDRs, misaligned networks, orphan IPs, duplicate IPs and subnet utilisation. What you get. IPAM-Lite-Overlap-Detection-Workbook.xlsx. Tests sheet inside the...

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Formats: Excel (.xlsx)

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v1.0version · file dated Oct 22, 2026
7visible sheets in the workbook
8,507formulas, all readable in the cells
0formula error cells after a full recalculation
nonemacros in the spreadsheet file

Checked on Oct 22, 2026: the workbook IPAM-Lite-Overlap-Detection-Workbook.xlsx was opened and fully recalculated in LibreOffice and no cell showed an error. This is our own check against the sold file, not an outside audit. The template was drafted with AI assistance; its formulas are checked with automated tests and worked examples.

Inside the workbook (from the real file)

input cellformula (hover for the formula)heading

Sheet: Read Me (20 rows, 7 columns)
IPAM-Lite Spreadsheet: IP Address
List your prefixes and hosts; inst
How to use
1. Yellow cells are inputs; everyt
2. Open the Tests sheet: it should
3. Grey tabs named T_* / Test_* /
4. Works in Excel 2019/365 and Lib
What this is NOT
Not a networked IPAM (no discovery
Sheet: Subnets (205 rows, 18 columns)
Sample: subnets
One row per allocated prefix in CI
CIDRName / VLANSiteStatus (planned/live)PrefixStart (int)End (int)
10.0.0.0/16Corporate supernetAlllive16167772160167837695
10.0.1.0/24UsersHQlive24167772416167772671
10.0.2.0/24ServersHQlive24167772672167772927
10.0.2.0/24Servers (oops copy)DCplanned24167772672167772927
192.168.50.0/24GuestHQlive2432322483203232248575
Sheet: Hosts (505 rows, 7 columns)
Sample: host / address records
IPAM-lite address list: each IP is
IP addressHostnameNotesIP (int)Matched sizeMatched subnetCheck
10.0.1.10pc-01416777242625610.0.1.0/24OK
10.0.2.5db0116777267725610.0.2.0/24DUPLICATE IP
10.0.2.5db02 (typo)16777267725610.0.2.0/24DUPLICATE IP
172.16.5.5orphan28867310130NO SUBNET DEFINED

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What is in the download

Who it is for

  • Network and systems engineers and IT admins who want to list their IPv4 prefixes and hosts in one auditable workbook.
  • Students preparing for networking exams who want to practise with subnets and see overlaps and misalignments computed for them.
  • Consultants who need a checkable spreadsheet instead of an ad-hoc one. The workbook flags duplicate or overlapping CIDRs, misaligned networks, orphan IPs, duplicate IPs and subnet utilisation.

Who it is not for

  • Not a networked IPAM. It has no discovery, no DHCP or DNS integration and no multi-user locking.
  • IPv4 only, so it will not help if you need to track IPv6. It holds 195 prefixes and 495 host records per sheet.
  • Needs MINIFS (Excel 2019/365 or LibreOffice 5.2+), so older Excel versions will not work. The author has not opened it in desktop Excel, so it recalculates on open.

About this template

List your prefixes and hosts; instantly see duplicate or overlapping CIDRs, misaligned networks, orphan IPs, duplicate IPs and subnet utilisation.

What you get

  • IPAM-Lite-Overlap-Detection-Workbook.xlsx
  • Tests sheet inside the workbook: every formula checked against hand-computed answers (shows ALL n TESTS PASS)
  • Read Me sheet with how-to, limits and sources

Who it is for: network and systems engineers, IT admins, students preparing for networking exams and consultants who need a reliable, auditable spreadsheet instead of an ad-hoc one.

How to use: open the workbook, type into the yellow cells, read the computed columns; red-highlighted check cells tell you what to fix. Start with the sample data, then overwrite it with yours.

What it is NOT: Not a networked IPAM (no discovery, no DHCP/DNS integration, no multi-user locking). IPv4 only. 195 prefixes and 495 host records per sheet. Uses MINIFS (Excel 2019/365 or LibreOffice 5.2+).

Verification: 51 hand-computed tests (see Tests sheet) pass; the build re-evaluates all 8507 formula cells with an independent formula evaluator and finds 0 errors. NOT opened in desktop Excel by the author: recalculates on open. Uses MINIFS (Excel 2019/365, LibreOffice 5.2+).

*Created with AI assistance and reviewed by the author.*

Questions

What file type do I get and what software do I need?

You get one Excel (.xlsx) file, IPAM-Lite-Overlap-Detection-Workbook.xlsx. It uses MINIFS, so you need Excel 2019/365 or LibreOffice 5.2+.

Can I edit the formulas, and how do I know they are correct?

The workbook has 8507 formulas across 7 sheets, and you type your data into the yellow cells. A Tests sheet checks the formulas against 51 hand-computed answers and shows ALL n TESTS PASS. The author has not opened the file in desktop Excel, and the text does not say whether the sheets are protected.

How do I start, and does it replace a real IPAM tool?

Open the workbook, start with the sample data, then overwrite it with yours and read the computed columns. Red-highlighted check cells show what to fix. It does not replace a networked IPAM, because it has no discovery and no DHCP or DNS integration.

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