Year-Round Schooling Changes

How to Change the Formulas to Reflect a School Year that is Longer than 9 Months.

Go to Information Tab

The attendance counter on the Print sheet is coded to a standard 5-month first semester and a 5-month second semester. The code is linked to the Attendance sheet. If you school year-round, then this will not work for you and you will need to change the formula.

Changing the formula is easy. All you have to do is make a minor change in the proper cell.

  1. Go to the Information Tab
  2. Click on cell G6
  3. See the image below, notice the number 9 in the formula.
  4. Change the number 9 to the number of months which is your school year minus 1.
    8 = a 9-month year (or 8-months later from the beginning)
    9 = a 10-month year (or 9-months later from the beginning)
    10 = an 11-month year (or 10-months later from the beginning)
    11 = a 12-month year (or 11-months later from the beginning)
  5. Press End on your keyboard, or click the formula so that the curser is at the end of the formula.
  6. Press Enter

The image shows the original formula.



Related: Year-Round Schooling Changes - Changing the Semester Length in Print

 

Help Pages

Set Up: Quick Start Guide - Information Tab | Subject Tabs - Adjusting the Grade Weight | Subject Tabs - Credits | Set up Your Grade Scale | Enter Attendance - Calendar Tab | How to Change the Date on the G&A Calendar |
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