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Yes, of course, make much sense.

Sorry, I do not know why I read the calc :( Apologies. Really sorry.

When you start the timer and then suppose the OAs are A and B among 5, once you have the answers and you hit the choices consecutively the timer records them.

It is true that when you hit the fIRST option it stops but from the first one to the other options we do have milliseconds. Do not change the substance of your workbook or possible performance.

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