Record Sheets!

Hey everyone. I have been working at creating the perfect record sheet for my needs to collect and document data generated (read: pooped/shed) out by my collection of BPs.
With the 2nd version of my sheet done, I decided I was going to make it available to the community that has helped me with so much. So attached to this thread is the .xls file for you to download and enjoy.
If you have any suggestions on how to make it better, please feel free to PM or email me, Im open to constructive criticism.
Enjoy it, pass it around, and vote on the poll!


Quick bit of info about the sheets:
The line next to the shed date records is used to note how the shed went, i.e. stuck, clean, retained eye cap, in pieces, etc.
The KEY at the bottom are just some of the acronyms I use, so feel free to ignore.

Thats about it...yet again..Enjoy :banana:

Err...The poll got messed up and Judy (JLC) is supposed to come and attach the file...so patience please?

Having a bit of technical difficulty and have to dash out the door to take my daughter to band practice...I'll be back in a bit to figure out what's wrong.

Thanks to our geek-guru, Nate...our technical problems have been fixed and the file is now attached to the original post! :gj:

Just FYI...members cannot attach files to posts. This was done by an admin at the member's request.

Thanks again, Nate! Have a drink on me! :carouse:

Much thanks to Judy and Nate for helping me share this!

Some people have said that row K gets cut off and printed onto another page? Anyone else have that problem, cause I dont and Id like to fix it.

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Originally Posted by pavlovk1025

Some people have said that row K gets cut off and printed onto another page? Anyone else have that problem, cause I dont and Id like to fix it.

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Yes, when I printed mine it cut off the k column too.

Uploaded an upgraded record sheet to the original post. ;)

Interesting, I just made one last night and tried to post it, I couldn't find out how to attach files. I just used Send Space. That's what I didn't add was a weight column. Good idea!

I dont understand the Key for Mice and Rats...

"(x)M=Mouse
(X)R@=Rat"

Why are there (x)/(X)'s?
What is the @ for?
Why doesnt ASF have these symbols?

Thanks,