Probably suitable for Level-X, level-4 meets or small inter-club galas etc.
Introduction:
Producing the results for level X events is a PITA. The events are deliberately run in training sessions with many small groups, many sessions and occasionally ad-hoc swims …
Here is a quick and dirty spreadsheet I used to make all the files for the Omega Ares21 AOE system for a NAL swim meet.
Why use a spread sheet, because I don’t like typing all the events in to …
Our club uses Team Unify. I love and hate it with equal measure, which is a bit of an odd thing to say as I was instrumental in pushing the club to use Team Unify in the first place.
Using …
Maintaining club records manually is a chore! Our club records have 12 age bands, 18 events, 2 genders and Short Course/Long Course. That is 864 records. Even if it took just 1 min to check each one on rankings it …
In Part one I gave a method to work with MM:SS.00 times in excel, stored as text to prevent excel corrupting them. Converting them to decimal seconds works well, and you can then manipulate the times with ease, but the …
Excel is an amazing tool and is used and abused to perform many tasks it was not originally intended for. One thing it should be good at is calculating times, however in swimming we tend to use times in the …
I have spoken to many clubs who use Team Unify and don’t know that there is an easy way to get a results file for any gala licenced their club members compete in, ready to import in the Team Unify.…
If your club uses TeamUnify and if you have uploaded the gala results for your club in to TeamUnify, then you can produce a report which shows who has qualified for the Kent champs.
If you have not uploaded your …