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01 Mar 2007, 12:31
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Dear All...
Does anyone have a format for "Error Log" ...like a spread sheet. From many threads in this forum I have heard that its a very effective way for improving your scores. Can anyone help me with the format as in a spreadsheet...
Cheers
Does anyone have a format for "Error Log" ...like a spread sheet. From many threads in this forum I have heard that its a very effective way for improving your scores. Can anyone help me with the format as in a spreadsheet...
Cheers
01 Mar 2007, 18:17
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Check the stickied topics, one of them had it 
04 Mar 2007, 08:23
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good question dm, I am looking for the same thing. Let me know if you find anything.
For now I am going to keep track of all the questions I get wrong:
question #, from what book, write the question, write the answer with a brief description.
For now I am going to keep track of all the questions I get wrong:
question #, from what book, write the question, write the answer with a brief description.
