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[Cambridge LSAT]

Cambridge LSAT test tracking spreadsheet (Excel 2007)
Cambridge LSAT test tracking spreadsheet (Excel 97-2003)

The spreadsheet now includes PT 59 and the SuperPrep tests. The two versions don't differ in any way other than the color scheme. Shoot me a PM with any questions, glitches, and/or suggestions.

[cjw2222]

Looks to be a great tool for anyone studying for the LSAT although, on my Mac at least, all of the shaded cells show up as entirely black and I cannot change the background color because the worksheet is password protected...

[rsuelzer]

Cool! This is great, since I am about to start my PT's.

[alive]

I've only spent a few minutes reviewing the previous version. Great spreadsheet. One question though. Does it use the proper scale for determing scaled scores for each test? It seemed to be giving me slightly higher scores than when I calculated the scaled score myself.

[gbpackerbacker]

Wow. Really impressive. I would really like to download it, but the website says that it may only be downloaded ten times and that limit has been reached...

[mirpanda]

Wow. Really impressive. I would really like to download it, but the website says that it may only be downloaded ten times and that limit has been reached...

Ditto

[Sandro]

This file is neither allocated to a Premium Account, or a Collector's Account, and can therefore only be downloaded 10 times.

This limit is reached.

To download this file, the uploader either needs to transfer this file into his/her Collector's Account, or upload the file again. The file can later be moved to a Collector's Account. The uploader just needs to click the delete link of the file to get further information.

[Cambridge LSAT]

Reactivated.

[cjw2222]

Thanks Cambridge for the prompt fix to my problem, Excel sheet works perfect

Edit: for anyone using a Mac, download the second excel document and all cells will be visible

[mirpanda]

Thanks so much!

[alive]

I've only spent a few minutes reviewing the previous version. Great spreadsheet. One question though. Does it use the proper scale for determing scaled scores for each test? It seemed to be giving me slightly higher scores than when I calculated the scaled score myself.

I think the problem was fixed in the newest version (the one posted in this thread). This thing is awesome.

[gbpackerbacker]

oy. missed it again...

[brickman]

having problems with both of them...

[abbas123]

yeah it's not working for me either. i'm sure he'll come back and fix it some time, though. it looks pretty useful. i'm excited to try it out!

there are some other good spreadsheets here too: http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/spreadsh ... -data.html

[jwzp]

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[penguin]

Check the website and email.
http://www.cambridgelsat.com/productdet ... dsheet/386

Anyone know where I can get a copy of this spreadsheet? The link is dead.

[jwzp]

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[3|ink]

I wish I could view the spreadsheet just to see it. I get a kick out of that sort of thing. From what I can tell (based on the pictures) the spreadsheet is more concerned with tracking progress than scheduling material. I think tracking progress is important, but I find that most testers have a hard time allocating the various PTs and sections to specific days on their calendar. There's so much material that it's easy to lose track of how much time one would need to go over all of it.

[penguin]

I got the spreadsheet from them by emailing after one day or so. They do respond their emails. I don't think they put any copyright restrictions on this but I personally don't think it is right to distribute someone else's creation.

Check the website and email.
http://www.cambridgelsat.com/productdet ... dsheet/386

Anyone know where I can get a copy of this spreadsheet? The link is dead.

That's where I went first. No response to my email requests.

Was hoping someone on TLS had a copy of it they could post/email to me.

[jwzp]

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