The best way to do this is to have a list template that is supplied to players and that they are required to use for list submission. The benefits of this are:
- it makes it easy for players to submit lists;
- it provides a standard format which gives umpire consistency;
- it sets out units in a clear and logical manner;
- it does the numeric calculations for you; and
- it is easy to collate lists and send them out prior to the event.
Here is the template I am currently using and you are welcome to download it for your own use. It is an Excel spreadsheet which virtually everyone has access to.
This is ridiculous Pete. This just makes it far too easy for everyone! I want to read list documents with all sorts of random layouts, it makes me feel like I have achieved something after going through them all. You have posted some pretty out there stuff in the past Pete, but this is just freaking REDICULOUS!
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DeleteCheers, Pete. The Tauranga Open just got easier.
ReplyDeleteI for one refuse to submit to the dictatorial Wellington format! By creating my own bizarre and complex sheets for every tournament I will assert the independence of my region!
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