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A method determines how each class is handled in the fair and groups like items. They are associated with class codes and are required for each class. Information needed on an item tag or a call sheet is done by including it in the method. The user is prompted to provide information when items are added. For example, add a field so that a brief description of the exhibit is included in the event it is misplaced or lost.
The first three optional fields are printed on item tags for judge and clerk information. They are available to optionally be printed on call sheets and state fair reports.
Create at least one Simple method. Use this one method for every class that does not need additional information. That may be every class in a fair.
Create as many methods as needed. For example, if different information is collected for items entered in the leather craft division than for items entered in the foods division, a separate method is created for each of those divisions. A unique method is not needed for every class.
The code is 1 letter followed by 6 numbers. The
letter does not have to correlate with department codes.
Review the Class Changes tip sheet for a method on how to assign a method to a group of classes.
Ed. 05/26/2006
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Updated on 06/27/2006