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How to Compile Missed Questions of all Past PTs

maria.88.september2018 Member

October 2018 edited October 2018 in Logic Games 17 karma

Hi everyone,

Is it possible to compile all the questions you've missed on all past PTs? I thought I could do this using the flagging function, but don't see an easy way to toggle between flagging on individuals PTs and selecting questions to re-try using the Question Bank. Basically, I want to print out and re-test all the questions I've missed in one problem set.

Best and thanks in advance,
Maria

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