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21 Jun 2011, 19:17
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I solved all OG12 and solving OG verbal in GMAT Toolkit iPhone App.
I want to sort and categorize all my answers to find my weak spots, so that I can improve those as I move on with my preparation. Toolkit gives me an option to send me an email in TXT format. If it sent a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file instead, it would had been freaking awesome - as I could then do the analysis in Excel spreadsheet. Is there a quick way I achieve that?
Thanks.
I want to sort and categorize all my answers to find my weak spots, so that I can improve those as I move on with my preparation. Toolkit gives me an option to send me an email in TXT format. If it sent a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file instead, it would had been freaking awesome - as I could then do the analysis in Excel spreadsheet. Is there a quick way I achieve that?
Thanks.
21 Jun 2011, 20:08
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Hi Abhicoolmax,
I think you can do that with existing format. Here is an example of logs:
2. 00:02 C wrong OA:D Tags:Statistics; Easy;
3. 00:02 E right OA:E Tags:Arithmetic; Sequences; Medium;
4. 00:02 A wrong OA:B Tags:Probability; Medium;
5. 00:03 C wrong OA:B Tags:Geometry; Hard;
In Excel use 'space' instead of 'comma' as a separator.
Let me know if you have other questions.
By the way, what additional functionality do you need in GMAT ToolKit? Maybe it will be easier to add it to the app rather than improve export format. We are going to release next update in a couple of weeks and maybe we can add what you need.
Best,
Walker
I think you can do that with existing format. Here is an example of logs:
2. 00:02 C wrong OA:D Tags:Statistics; Easy;
3. 00:02 E right OA:E Tags:Arithmetic; Sequences; Medium;
4. 00:02 A wrong OA:B Tags:Probability; Medium;
5. 00:03 C wrong OA:B Tags:Geometry; Hard;
In Excel use 'space' instead of 'comma' as a separator.
Let me know if you have other questions.
By the way, what additional functionality do you need in GMAT ToolKit? Maybe it will be easier to add it to the app rather than improve export format. We are going to release next update in a couple of weeks and maybe we can add what you need.
Best,
Walker
21 Jun 2011, 20:28
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1. My knowledge with Excel was limited so I didn't know I could do that. I will try. Stupid me, wasted 10 mins writing my own awesome Excel expression spreadsheet :p. Where I have 5 sheets for each type of question. I just copy 1 row (as-is from email) and it populates the rest of the columns. Anyways, I was planning to upload the spreadsheet here but no point.
2. GMATTool additional functionality suggestion:
-- 1. (VERY IMP!! I am missing it badly) Need BETTER Statistics of ones performance. This is very genuine and honest feedback.
------- If I could see these stats in "concrete %age" from the App itself for each section in book it would be awesome. I would know how I performed.
------- I don't quite like the bubble thing, doesn't give me a good sense of how I am doing. I would like to know very concrete numbers. I want to know where exactly I am making most mistakes, what to focus more, etc.
------- The graphs are ok, but not very useful; perhaps you guys should sit back and think what would help students rather than focusing on cool factor.
-- 2. GMAT CAT mock test (MGMAT, PR, Kaplan, etc) tracker and predictor
-- 3. GMAT Club tests in the App
Thanks.
) and it was not even our idea. It seems you like numbers and all those graphical things confuse you. Give me one more chance to explain how to use tag cloud. The idea is simple: a big read key word - that's the area you need to work on. Size means how often you see questions with that tag in books and color means your success rate. Now, you can't jump from tag cloud to e-log but you can use search to find all questions with the tag. 
