Exam Score Analyzer troubleshooting: print, format, and result issues
Fix pagination, scaling, fonts, generated questions, spreadsheet columns, and score-threshold problems in Exam Score Analyzer.
Preserve the source first
Do not overwrite the original score file, word list, or teaching material. Test with a copy and a small input before printing or exporting the final result.
Recommended troubleshooting order
- Refresh and test the default example.
- Check input count, separators, number range, or selected score column.
- For print problems, choose A4, disable browser headers and footers, and use 100% or Actual Size.
- For glyph problems, retry in a current Chrome, Edge, or Safari and confirm a suitable font is installed.
- For statistics, verify full, pass, and excellent marks; blank and text values are ignored.
Current limitations
- The first version analyzes one score column from one worksheet.
- Blank, text, and non-numeric score values are ignored.
Why human review still matters
Rule-based generation saves layout and calculation time but cannot judge the class level, formal exam policy, or a school's grading rules. Review one sample before distribution and compare the summary count and selected scores with the source sheet.
Data safety
The tool runs locally in the browser and does not require student data to be sent to a server. The downloadable anonymous summary excludes names, but it should still be stored and shared under school policy.
Common questions
Are student scores uploaded?
No. Files are read and analyzed in this browser.
Which files work?
XLSX and CSV are supported; legacy XLS is not.