The table on this tab automatically updates information throughout the workbook. It will also automatically tell you if any soldier has failed the ACFT. The events scores and total score will automatically calculate for you for each soldier. After entering all your soldiers’ basic information, you can then input the raw scores for each of the ACFT events. The third tab, “Unit Calculator”, provides a calculator for your entire unit. This tab is also permanently protected in order to ensure the calculator is not changed accidentally. The next tab, “Individual Calculator”, is an individual calculator that individuals can use to quickly calculate their ACFT score and determine if they will need to be taped or not (in accordance with AR 600-9). This tab is permanently protected to ensure instructions are never accidentally deleted. Feel free to reach out with any questions you have regarding the calculator. The first tab of the spreadsheet, “Instructions”, provides instructions to anyone using the calculator. This will hopefully help units create more effective physical training, further helping soldiers improve their readiness for combat. The intent of this tool is to make it easier for units to analyze and report their ACFT results. I recently developed an improved calculator and tracker for the ACFT. This tool allowed this system to run more efficiently in my Troop. Using some knowledge from my college major, I developed an APFT calculator and tracker that saved my soldiers a lot of time. You can find this updated version HERE, or on The Rucksack Page.Īs a new commander, I remember watching my NCOs manually calculating each soldier’s APFT score and entering it into an Excel spreadsheet so that we could do analysis on the scores. Additionally, it now features a ‘Top 25’ function for you to quickly determine your top scores in the unit. This unit ACFT Calculator was updated April 2022 to meet the changes to the ACFT.
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