By Type (14)
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
- Attendance/Guest
- Baby Shower
- Bathroom
- Daycare
- Employee
- Parent
- Patient (medical)
- Real Estate Open House
- Safety Meeting
- Sign-in/Sign-out Sheet
- Student
- Training
- Volunteer
How to Make a Sign-In Sheet (3 steps)
1. Decide the Number of Columns
Due to the limited area of an 8.5″ by 11″ piece of paper, it’s best if the sheet is limited to a maximum of five (5) columns. Especially if the individual’s e-mail, phone, or mailing address are obtained.
By Columns
- 2-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
- 3-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
- 4-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
- 5-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
2. Title the Columns
The first (1st) column is recommended to be for the individual’s name, while the other columns may be for any of the following:
- E-Mail Address
- Phone Number
- Mailing Address
- Date
- Time In
- Time Out
- Total Time
- Reason for Visit
- Signature
- Initials
Helpful Tip: If using four (4) or five (5) columns, it’s best to use have columns that do not require a long-written response. Attendees are more often to leave their information the less the organizer requests.
Once the organizer’s information is entered and all the columns are titled accordingly it’s time to print the sign-up sheet. Make sure to print enough sheets to obtain all the individuals that attend the event.