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How to delete an incorrect grade in a marksheet
Results are stored against the student. Deleting a result from a marksheet does not delete it from the student which means the result will repopulate the marksheet each time it is opened. To delete the result permanently: Open up the relevant marksheet Right click on the incorrect result Select ‘view/edit result history’ Select the grade…
Do we have to purchase any additional licenses to use Discover?
If your School uses Assessment Manager, Discover is included in the license for that product. If you do not have Assessment Manager you will need to purchase licenses either via your local authority or from ESS if you have a Direct SIMS License. How useful was this article? Click on a star to rate it! Submit Rating Average rating / 5….
How do I use the nested If Then Else formula?
The nested If Then Else formula needs to be followed as below to ensure that expected results are shown. To create a nested If Then Else formula, you first need to include in the Template the column(s) you wish to compare. Example: Template name: English Targets – Year 6 Aspect: English Achieved | Result Set:…
My Registration Tutor cannot see marksheets for their registration group
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KS4 Analysis Resources- October 2018 – RAISE OnLine
KS4 Analysis Resources The published figure for a school’s Progress 8 includes a possible adjustment for students ‘with extremely negative progress scores’ . This is a slightly different calculation to that used currently by OFSTED to exclude ‘outliers’ and is impossible to predict before the results are known. It is the OFSTED calculation which is…