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21 Apr 2023, 02:24
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Is there a way to filter the GMATClub’s error log topic-wise?
Say, if one wants to filter all the incorrect questions in SC-modifiers or PS-algebra?
The attached excel does not provide this filter as all the tags are jumbled together.
Can someone shed light on how to do this?
Thank you in advance.
Say, if one wants to filter all the incorrect questions in SC-modifiers or PS-algebra?
The attached excel does not provide this filter as all the tags are jumbled together.
Can someone shed light on how to do this?
Thank you in advance.
21 Apr 2023, 03:51
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21 Apr 2023, 04:28
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Hi Noida.
Ii don't think there's any way to sort by subtopic that way.
However, could use the ctrl-F function in Excel to quickly find all the questions with a particular tag.
Then, if you wanted to take another step, you could mark all those questions with that tag in a new column.
Ii don't think there's any way to sort by subtopic that way.
However, could use the ctrl-F function in Excel to quickly find all the questions with a particular tag.
Then, if you wanted to take another step, you could mark all those questions with that tag in a new column.
