Hi,
I'm sure there is a spreadsheet out there with all the sentences from the core2k/6k decks in Heisig order or at least with a Heisig index. I downloaded the optimized Core6k, which is a wonderful deck, but doesn't have a Heisig index to re-sort. I also went through nukemarine's spreadsheets, but failed to find a sheet with the core2k/6k sentences in Heisig order. I'm pretty sure I saw such a spreadsheet before.

The reason why I'm following the Heisig order? I completed RTK around three years ago, stopped reviewing the kanji but continued to use Japanese on a daily basis.

As a result I've reached a level where I can hold a fluent conversation on any topic I wish, and manage to read simple books like novels by 乙一　or 伊坂 幸太郎 with enough comprehension to enjoy it as a leisure activity (which isn't that hard a level to reach).

Unfortunately, I've neglected the writing part for so long that I've finally decided to review the kanji and work on production at the same time.

My plan is to review the kanji with the Heisig book, and practice production with the Core2k/6k decks.

So, I'd appreciate it if someone could help me out with this request.

Thanks in advance.

I believe the spreadsheet for optimized Core2k/6k has Heisig order in one of the columns. It should be in Nukemarine's thread.

I can't find it. Just looked at nukemarine's optimized Core2k/6k spreadsheet and other spreadsheets from his thread and I just can't find any with a Heisig index.

Do you have a digital, copy-and-paste-able list of Heisig's RtK kanji?

If you are planning to use nuke's decks, you could paste which ever kanji you are up to, in the deck's search bar while in Anki to find the related sentence, copy and paste said sentence into a word processor, then transfer it to a new deck to have sort by "Heisig index" the same as sort by "added order".

This is probably what I would do. Then again, I couldn't draw up an excel spreadsheet to save my life, so there are probably easier ways for such to be done.

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It can be found here:

https://sites.google.com/site/ankinihongo/home/kore
http://forum.koohii.com/showthread.php?tid=5091

At the bottom (just above the comments) there is a download for kore.txt

I have put it on a google spreadsheet for you:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?...UdPNS00VUE