Microsoft excel spreadsheet template

[sleepyhead87]

Hey guys--

Does anybody have a microsoft excel spreadsheet template they wouldn't mind sharing to keep track of gathered testing data (i.e. missed questions from practice passages and FL's)? I have no idea how to use excel and would really appreciate if anybody could post one to share with the SDN community.

Thanks,
Peter

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[DoctaFuture]

good question? anyone???

 

[JSU]

Mine is nothing special. Though it averages the test values. I could have it do more but I just needed it to keep track of verbal and overall test scores. Just erase my scores for your "template".

 

[apc]

These are all the files uploaded on the 30+ thread

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/misc.php?do=showattachments&t=503250

If you look at each thread, you'll see a paperclip sign. Click on it and you'll see any files uploaded within that specific thread.

 

[JSU]

Anyone find mine useful?

 

[jeffro1080]

Not familiar with excel??? Must be a bio major


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[rjns11]

Hey guys--

Does anybody have a microsoft excel spreadsheet template they wouldn't mind sharing to keep track of gathered testing data (i.e. missed questions from practice passages and FL's)? I have no idea how to use excel and would really appreciate if anybody could post one to share with the SDN community.

Thanks,
Peter

Here is the one I created. I'm sure others may be more helpful, but here ya go.

The first page you may not need. It allows me to put in how many hours I study each day and tracks the total. I have a goal of totaling 550 hours so it tells me how far away I am.

The second page lets you input your score and color codes accordingly. My goal is mid thirties so it turns more green the higher you get. It also updates a graph on the right of the sheet.

The third page is to track daily verbal. The higher percentage you get correct, the more green the color.

May look foreign to anyone besides myself, but I hope it helps.

*I created this in Office 2010 Beta (free download if you don't have it). I'm sure it will work in 2007, but not in a version older than that.