Tracking Your Progression

[dChan]

For those of you who aren't savvy wiht Microsoft Excel, you can use this: http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/createagraph/ to create a graph to track your cubing progression online. It allows you to save your graph in six different formats and allows you to prnt it directly from the web or email the graph to yourself or someone else. It is really easy to use. I made one myself to check out my progression(I keep a written list of my times on a graph that I made so I was able to see copy my times to the online graph). The only problem would most likely be that you can only have 50 items max(which can be subdivided into groups of 6 but would make for a really messy graph). But, otherwise it is great for you cubers who are just starting or those of you who want to look back and say: "Wow I went from 14 minutes to 20 seconds like that?"

Hope you like it.