CHFA shows how to fill the TPS workbook and resolve data-check errors
Summary
A CHFA presenter walked through the combined TPS and waiting list Excel workbook: the instructions tab, prepopulated fields for returning reporters, required columns (move-in date, household size, gross household income), household composition entries, and the workbook's data-check column to flag inconsistencies.
A CHFA presenter demonstrated the combined TPS and waiting list Excel workbook and advised users to download and work offline rather than editing in the browser to avoid unsaved changes: "Please download the workbook, and then you can come back and upload the final version here in order to submit the file to CHFA."
The presenter detailed required fields and the workbook's data checks, describing how household composition entries must equal household size and how the system will show error messages if move-in dates, household size, or income are missing. She instructed users to enter "0" for zero-income households and to correct any data-check errors before submitting.
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