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03 May 2020, 03:41
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1) Download the GMAT Club Error Log 2020ed or simply open the same in Google Sheets.
2) Google Question ID. (I prefer google instead of Forum Search - much cleaner and faster).
3) Click on the GMATclub link.
Be creative. Apply a filter in the Error Log Excel file. Solve questions difficulty wise or topic wise.
I am an intern, hence can't post link or attachments. If you need help, PM me.
*Now, a simple Kudo will make me happy*
Founders, pardon me if I am violating any forum code here.
2) Google Question ID. (I prefer google instead of Forum Search - much cleaner and faster).
3) Click on the GMATclub link.
Be creative. Apply a filter in the Error Log Excel file. Solve questions difficulty wise or topic wise.
I am an intern, hence can't post link or attachments. If you need help, PM me.
*Now, a simple Kudo will make me happy*
Founders, pardon me if I am violating any forum code here.
03 May 2020, 09:00
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vineetm
Hello, vineetm. I am not sure whether you are violating any kind of code of conduct--I am not a Founder--but just so everyone knows, the Master Directory also provides an index to look up any question from an official source right here on GMAT Club. Any question missed would go into the online Error Log just the same.
- Andrew
03 May 2020, 09:08
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MentorTutoring
Hi Andrew. The directory contains the index, yes but not the links to the question. It is difficult to find the question link by searching through the problem statement. Question ID such as PS00947 makes googling way easier - "simply google question ID and you get the link". Also, you can filter question types in the error log sheet.
