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Using a template to gather data.

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    Question Using a template to gather data.

    I created an answer sheet templete that would grade a test once you put in the student's answers. It looks like this

    https://spreadsheets.google.com/spre...hl=en_US#gid=0

    but imagine 12 sheets similar (but not exactly) to this (grades 1 - 12). Once I fill out the empty information, I just need to print it, not save it. There are multiple students I have to grade. So I inserted a macro that would clear the "student's answers" column quickly.

    My boss wants me to collect the scores and names of the students as I grade them. How do I gather the name and scores of the students and put them in a different sheet automatically, when I basically delete their information once I clear their names using a macro? My original spreadsheet is more of a generator than data. What do I do?

    I'm confused.
    Last edited by d.nguyen09; 07-18-2011 at 04:04 PM.

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    Re: Using a template to gather data.

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