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Instructions for the Use of the Requirements Sheet - 2003 Version
Enable the Content:
1. Open Microsoft Excel 2003.
2. Click on Tools and then, click on Macros from the drop-down list.
3. Click on Security.
4. Set the Security to Medium.
5. Open the Requirements-2003.xls Excel file.
6. Click on Enable Macros.
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Run The Macro to Create the Mandatory, Mandatory Scored, and
Additional Scored Spreadsheets:
1. Click on Tools.
2. Click on the button called
Create Spreadsheets.
Clicking this button creates three spreadsheets:
Mandatory Spreadsheet
Mandatory Scored Spreadsheet
Additional Scored Spreadsheet
You attach these spreadsheets to your RFP Template (SPD-SP016 State Entity
eRFP Template) when you post it.
3. Once the Macro has created the spreadsheets, a message similar to this one
displays indicating the location where the three spreadsheets are saved (the
spreadsheets are saved on the same location where the Requirements-Sheet-
2003 is located).
Click to
create the
spreadsheets
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4. Once you create the spreadsheets, you need to refine and protect them. Follow
the steps in the next section.
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Adding Yes/No Selections to the Mandatory Spreadsheet to Allow a
Response from the Suppliers
Once you create the spreadsheets, you need to protect them and refine
them. Follow these steps:
Mandatory Spreadsheet:
1. Access Microsoft Excel.
2. Open the Mandatory.xls spreadsheet.
Adding Yes/No selections for the Suppliers to respond:
1. To add a drop-down Yes/No selection to allow the suppliers to respond to the
Mandatory requirements, click on the cell (or one of the cells) where you
want to add the Yes/No selection. In this case, you want to click the first cell
where the suppliers provide a response to the requirement in the
Response
by Offeror. Only Yes or No Answer
column (row 8 and column c, in this
example).
2. Once you have clicked on the cell where you want to place the Yes/No
selections, click on
Data on the Excel Main Menu Bar to list the selections
available.
Select the cell where
you want to place the
Yes/No selection
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3. Highlight the first cell where the Suppliers will respond with a Yes or a No. Then, click on the
Data tab. Then, click on Validation.
4. When the Da
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3. Select Validation from the list of selections on the drop down menu.
4. When the Validation dialog box displays, drop the list in the Allow field and
select
List.
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5. After selecting List in the Allow field, enter Yes, No in the Source field and
click
OK.
6. At this point, the selected cell now has a selection to enter Yes or No.
Highlight the cell to copy to the rest of the cells in that column.
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7. To copy, select the cell you want to copy (row 8 and column c, in this
example). Then, click on the Copy icon or click on Edit and then, select Copy
from the drop-down list. Then, highlight the rest of the cells where the
supplier responds with a Yes or No and paste it until all appropriate cells
have the drop-down list.
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8. Then, highlight the rest of the cells where you want the Yes/No selection to
be copied and click on
Edit, then on Paste to copy the original cell.
Click on the
cell you want
to copy
Then, click on
Edit and then,
on Copy
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9. Repeat step 8 for the rest of the cells where you want to copy.
Protecting the worksheet
Once you have setup the cells the way you need them, you are ready to
protect the worksheet. Protecting the worksheet will ensure that the
suppliers do not change the configuration or the contents of your worksheet.
1. Highlight the cells (column) where the supplier will respond Yes/No.
Then, click on the Format tab and select Cells… from the drop-down list.
Highlight the
cells where
you want to
copy
Then, click on
Edit and then,
Paste
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2. Click on the Protection tab. Then, ensure that the Locked field is
deselected. Then click
OK.
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3. Click on the Tools tab and select Protection… from the drop-down list.
Then, select
Protect Sheet.
4. When the Protect Sheet dialog box displays, ensure that Protect
worksheet and content of locked cells, Select Locked cells, and Select
unlocked cells are selected. Then, enter a password that you will be able
to remember and click
OK.
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5. Reenter the same password. Then, click OK to protect your worksheet.
6. Save the Worksheet.
Preparing the Mandatory and Additional Scored Worksheets:
1. For the Mandatory Scored and the Additional Scored worksheets, ensure
that they print correctly. To do this:
a. Click on File.
b. Select Page Set Up…
c. Select Landscape.
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2. Protect the worksheets as you did with the Mandatory worksheet. To do
this repeat steps 1 through 6 as indicated in the previous section for the
Mandatory Scored and Additional Scored worksheets. Ensure that all your
worksheets are protected before you post them.
When Ready to Create the Evaluation Forms
Once you are ready to create the evaluation form (SPD-EP005 Master Technical
Evaluation Template form) to send to the Evaluation Committee for evaluation of
the RFP technical requirements, you need to obtain information (questions, and
points assigned) from the RFP requirements worksheet (form SPD-057
Requirements Sheet for RFP or Scored RFQC).
Using the
Assist with The evaluation Worksheets button, located on the top
right of the SPD-057 Requirements Sheet for RFP or Scored RFQC form you just
completed. This button allows you to obtain the information you need to complete
the SPD-EP005 Master Technical Evaluation Template form.
1. Click on the button called
Assist with Evaluation Spreadsheets.
2. The following worksheets are saved on the same folder as the one where the
RFP/RFQC Requirements worksheet is located:
A worksheet with the information you need to enter in the SPD-EP005
Master Technical Evaluation Template form for the Mandatory Scored
questions (questions and points assigned to each question).
Click to
create the
spreadsheets
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A worksheet with the information you need to enter in the SPD-EP005
Master Technical Evaluation Template form for the Additional Scored
questions (questions and points assigned to each question).
The following are sample worksheets:
Mandatory scored and points assigned worksheet.
Additional Scored questions (questions and points assigned to each
question.
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You use these worksheets to create the Master Technical Evaluation
Template form by either entering the information (or copying it to) onto
the evaluation form.