this Excel spreadsheet to list the names that go along with your entries. Send a hard copy with entries AND an electronic copy to Rich Cameron at rich@rcameron.com.

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Mail-In Entry Spreadsheet

Published: Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Updated: Monday, May 10, 2010

Use

this Excel spreadsheet

to list the names that go along with your entries.

Send a hard copy with entries AND an electronic copy to Rich Cameron at rich@rcameron.com.

You can download your school's labels at www.jacconline2.org/labels/000.pdf.

(You must substitute the 000 with your school's code number.)

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