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Improve — make it easier to accept
+Before I hand this to the head analyst, make the imported attendance table easy to audit. Move the…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Before I hand this to the head analyst, make the imported attendance table easy to audit. Move the date and student name into the leftmost columns, keep the status code visible in a separate column, highlight any duplicate rows in pale yellow, and add a column that flags rows with nonstandard status codes. Leave the original scanned filename in a final column so we can trace back originals.
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+I just typed the final batch and three rows show status codes like 'PL' and '0' that don't match…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I finished entering the last block and three rows show odd status codes
I just typed the final batch and three rows show status codes like 'PL' and '0' that don't match P/A/L. The attendance policy owner is Priya and the data will feed weekly reporting tomorrow morning; I don't want to block the pipeline but also don't want bad codes to propagate. Do I convert them to A, mark them as review, or reach out to Priya now? What's the least risky immediate action and how should I note it in the sheet?
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