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29 Apr 2011, 12:12
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Hi everyone.
GMAT Club's "Guide to the Official GMAT 12th Editon" Excel file is one of THE most helpful files I've found on the GMAT Club forum, so I'm thankful that you all put it up. There were a few things I tweaked beyond the "v4" iteration. The thing is that I am most definitely not an Excel expert, so I hope others with more proficiency can make this even more user-friendly for the community.
- The pivot table wasn't working for my version of Excel (2003). So I tried to get it updated as best as I could. If anyone else had the same problem with Excel 2003, I think this will work for you too. My edit of the pivot chart isn't as nice format-wise -- any and all tips or suggestions on making it work better are welcome. (I left the old pivot table in the spreadsheet for reference.)
- There's also a GMAT Timed Grid that I found a while back that I thought could be useful for those who want to do OG 12 in a timed way. It wasn't modified too much, but I tried to take advantage of that amazing error log embedded in the GMAT Club file in conjunction. I couldn't copy the Timed Grid tab into the GMAT Club file (that would've been perfect) due to some kind of error, so this was the best I could do. If anyone knows how to do that, that certainly would be more convenient than using 2 files.
Hope this helps some of you as much as I've benefited from it. Best of luck!
GMAT Club's "Guide to the Official GMAT 12th Editon" Excel file is one of THE most helpful files I've found on the GMAT Club forum, so I'm thankful that you all put it up. There were a few things I tweaked beyond the "v4" iteration. The thing is that I am most definitely not an Excel expert, so I hope others with more proficiency can make this even more user-friendly for the community.
- The pivot table wasn't working for my version of Excel (2003). So I tried to get it updated as best as I could. If anyone else had the same problem with Excel 2003, I think this will work for you too. My edit of the pivot chart isn't as nice format-wise -- any and all tips or suggestions on making it work better are welcome. (I left the old pivot table in the spreadsheet for reference.)
- There's also a GMAT Timed Grid that I found a while back that I thought could be useful for those who want to do OG 12 in a timed way. It wasn't modified too much, but I tried to take advantage of that amazing error log embedded in the GMAT Club file in conjunction. I couldn't copy the Timed Grid tab into the GMAT Club file (that would've been perfect) due to some kind of error, so this was the best I could do. If anyone knows how to do that, that certainly would be more convenient than using 2 files.
Hope this helps some of you as much as I've benefited from it. Best of luck!
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File comment: Companion to GMAT Club OG 12 file. Timed test grid. Meant to work in conjunction with OG 12 file's Error Log.
GMAT Club OG 12 Guide, Test Grid Companion edit-2.xls [236.5 KiB]
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File comment: Tweaked version of GMAT Club OG 12 file. Updated Pivot Table for Excel 2003.
GMAT Club OG 12 Guide v4, abhattac5 edit-2.xls [573 KiB]
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29 Apr 2011, 20:13
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Wow, I didn't even notice this error log exists. This is awesome, thanks!
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