[mdrobbin]

Let’s say there is a SIM in which you have one cell to put an answer (for example, let’s assume someone received a SIM in which you had to calculate Basic EPS). Is it okay to type in the formula as to how you arrived at the answer, or is it best to just put the number in the cell without the formula?

I would think showing that you know how to do the calculation would be a good thing. I’m just worried that if it is graded by computer maybe it won’t pick up the formula.

Thoughts?

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[jeff]

I don't think it matters as long as the correct answer is showing. I personally didn't use the formulas because their quasi-excel wasn't the best

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[mdrobbin]

Thanks Jeff. Ya, I hate their quasi excel but I figured it might be good to show how I calculated my answer.

By the way, your site is AWESOME.

FAR - 2012 - PASSED (YAEGER)
AUD - 2012 - PASSED (YAEGER + NINJA NOTES)
BEC - 2012 - PASSED (YAEGER + NINJA NOTES)
REG - 2013 - PASSED (YAEGER + NINJA NOTES + NINJA AUDIO)

ETHICS - 2013 - PASSED

DONE!!! Thank you A71 for all the support! Hiya!!!

[whatkey]

You should give the examiners more credit…I'm sure this isn't an issue.

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