Fill in a Spreadsheet with Data

Three different datasheets need to be filled into Excel spreadsheets: Part A; Crop loses See the two attached examples labelled: “Part A example; Arkansas [login to view URL]” and “Part A example; Arkansas [login to view URL]” Consist of 50 pictures that come in pairs of two; the headline is only visible on the first sheet. Type in only the 6 columns with the following headlines: a. County (column 1) b. Percentage Damage to Crops (column 2 AND 3) c. Number of Families Unable to Purchase Food (column 4) d. Amount of Grain and other Concentrates needed to winter stock (column 5) e. Amount of Hay and other Roughage needed to winter stock (column 6) Part B; Detailed relief accounts See the attached example labelled: “Part B example; Alabama [login to view URL]” Consist of 34 pictures. Type in only the 10 columns with the following headlines: a. Chapters (column 1) b. Food (column 4) c. School lunches (column 5) d. Clothing (column 6) e. Medical (column 8 AND column 9) f. 1931 garden Seed (column 11) g. Feed (column 12 OR 13) h. Grants to Chapters Not Yet Accounted For (column 15 OR 16) i. Grand total (column 18 OR 19) Part C; Families receiving relief See the attached example labelled: “Part C example; Alabama [login to view URL]” Consist of 35 pictures. Type in only the 2 columns with the following headlines: a. Chapter (column 1) b. Number of Families Receiving Aid; To Date (column 3)