Team Assignment Spreadsheet...understanding it.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Understanding the Google Spreadsheet:

Team Name in Bold: In this example it is "Banana Mania."

Under that is the hyperlink for the challenge you should join. Note, you cannot join the group until you are invited. Captains will be invited first.

First column (E, in this example)- is your percent of goal reached in Round I.

Second column (F, in this example) - with the pink arrow is your goal for Round II. Members are sorted from highest to lowest.

♚ = indicated captain or co-captain. I didn't take the time to differentiate. I figured you want your assignments.

Colors - are your Team Colors from Round I that I used for my spreadsheet.

Team A - Pink
Team B - Blue
Team C - Gold
Team D - Purple

Black - Members in this color were NOT in Round I.

Since new members have NO percent from this morning, I used the "on-track" percent as of this morning, which was 27%. (Note blue arrow.)

Percents that have been changed to red indicate that the member has changed their goal number from Round I to Round II - and the number has been recalculated. We understand that some people readjusted their goals quite a bit due to a varitey of reasons (page count lower to 160, being just one). However, we wanted to track this number.

Number a the bottom of first column is the average percent.

Star = Group Goal - we are going to 1,350; however, you're Team Goal may be slightly different.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Actually, Laura & Sonia's % should be in red too, I just didn't take the time.

I've got to take my trash out. Be back later.

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

Can't find your name fast enough on the Google Spreadsheet? Remember Ctrl+F and type in your name! ☺

[Moderators of NBRC, Challenger-in-Chief]

A new color has been added to the Google Spreadsheet Team Assignments: very pale green in the fifth column.

This indicates that the Team Member has zero books posted so far.

This is for reference only. Before becoming too concerned, please take into consideration the amount of books to which the person has committed, if they are traveling or on PLOA, or a relatively "new member."