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Re: OPR calculation

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Originally Posted by Ether View Post
What is the format of the data?

Attached is a simple-to-use tool which accepts data in the following format:

RED1 RED2 RED3 BLUE1 BLUE2 BLUE3 RED_SCORE BLUE_SCORE

... and calculates all sorts of stats, including OPR, and outputs the results to a CSV file which can be opened directly in Excel.

Tell me what format your data is in and maybe I can make a few simple changes so it can process the whole batch for you.


Although I asked for better machine readable data, I was told this is the best it gets:

http://www.hightechkids.org/sites/de...%20Results.pdf

There are four other similar pages for the other tournaments.

I did enter one tournament into Excel with columns:
Tourney#, Match #, Color, Score, Team#
(total of four rows per match)

This format can be easily adjusted, of course.

I also just realized I can copy/paste into a text file and get this:

Q-1 117-161 B
7972 8034
7661 2887
Q-2 11-82 B
6707 7000
4140 8005

That's:

Q-Match# RedScore-BlueScore WinningColor(R/B)
Red1 Red2
Blue1 Blue2

It gets a little messed up at page breaks in the PDF but that's trivial to fix.
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