Type the scale names and the scores — subtests, composites, section headers and all. Get a properly formatted table and a matching graph, ready to paste into your report. Nothing you type leaves your computer.
Need the full report from these scores? AUTOMATA turns score-report PDFs into tables, graphs, narrative, and recommendations — you review and sign.
Picking a test fills in every scale name for you — you just type the scores. Nothing is sent anywhere.
One per line: name, then score. A line with no score becomes a section heading. Anything ending in "Index", "Composite", "Quotient", "IQ" or "Total" is treated as a composite.
Composites and subtests are graphed separately, because they are not on the same scale.
"Copy table" keeps the formatting when you paste into Word or Google Docs. "Copy as plain text" gives tab-separated columns for a spreadsheet. Percentiles assume a normal distribution; the confidence interval comes from the reliability you enter. Classification wording varies by publisher and district — check yours.