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First, go to the Report Sheet Module.

Next, click "Enter Attendance", just beside "Publish Result".

Select the class which you want to add the attendance for.

Fill in the last column, **Days Present** with the number of days each student was present in school.

Next, click **Save attendance**. Then the attendance gets automatically uploaded. Note:\ If you encountered an error while Adding a student's attendance, check for the following:\ 1\. Ensure the internet connection is active.\ 2\. Ensure the correct number of days that the student was present was entered into the Attendance Sheet .
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