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the thing looks great.

My only question is regarding what numbers the school use. This goes to everyone.

On all the Lsac reports they only take the admissions index to a single decimal. Am I to presume that schools recalculate the index number to get a more precise number that's taken to at least the hundredths or thousandths, as it is in the spreadsheet?

This is fun to play around with

Very cool, thanks!

Wish I had seen it before applying, lol

wow! This is great.

any chance of someone just uploading this in .xls format? the converter thing is an hour download.

question, im an excel noob mostly... i put my numbers in (though wtf is x factor? is that the constant?) and the other sheet doesnt update... what the hell am i doing?

Thanks for putting this together.

Awesome. Very useful, thanks a lot.

Here's the link to the file in the 97-2003 .xls format, for those of you too inept/lazy to convert the 2007 version.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/l922fc

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Props for a very useful tool. Thank you!

Very interesting. The effort that went into this is appreciated.

very cool! thanks for taking the time to do this!

I found my problem... my stupidity Thanks!

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Here is the problem I had because I am DEFINITELY not the last one to have it.

At the bottom of the index number page, there are 3 tabs and by default it is on the second one. You input your stats on the first tab, then go back to the second.

I hope your form says "ADMIT" straight down the column for doing this. After all, if you're THIS dedicated, you deserve to go wherever you want!

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Pretty cool, thanks for sharing

But isn't this what the LSAC website does?

koggit wrote:Pretty cool, thanks for sharing

But isn't this what the LSAC website does?

I like this a lot more than the LSAC website. It is much easier to fiddle around with.

Sorry to bother you.... Anyway you could email it to [redacted]. I'd be much obliged.

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