Creating Super Bowl Squares in Excel

Choosing a Template

Select from 100 Square, 50 Square, or 25 Square Excel templates designed for making football squares. These templates allow customization, such as changing team names, filling participant names, and entering numbers in top rows and columns.

Customizing the Grid

Utilize the Excel files to type in team names and participant names directly into the squares. Adjust the numbers for the top row and left column to reflect game play. Options like Halftime Line and Quarter Line grids cater to changing numbers at specific game intervals.

Generating Random Numbers

For a version with Excel formulas, press F9 to regenerate square numbers. Ensure the Super Bowl Squares Pool is unlocked and test thoroughly before use.

Sharing Your Grid

Share your completed grid with participants through online platforms or email, ensuring everyone can view the game's progress.

Printing the Grid

The grid is printable, allowing for easy display and use during the Super Bowl Squares game at gatherings.

Common Use Cases

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  Organizing a Super Bowl squares betting pool for an office party
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  Creating a Super Bowl squares template for a charity fundraising event
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  Designing a personalized Super Bowl squares game for a family gathering
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  Developing an automated scoring system for a Super Bowl squares competition among friends
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  Generating a printable Super Bowl squares grid for a sports-themed bar event

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