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stallyon
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« on: June 28, 2006, 11:53:19 AM »

I've been storing the results of all games played since the start of june in an Excel spreadsheet and am looking now to try and work out various stats about myself. The stuff that i've been storing is the entry fee, number of players, position finished & winnings. Should I also store the game type? Can anyone help me with this off list?

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« Reply #1 on: June 28, 2006, 12:44:18 PM »

Without sounding funny, it all depends on what your goal is really.  You could have a seperate sheet for different games within the same spreadsheet and if you are looking at tracking your bankroll totals, then have a summary sheet too that all the data you input can feed into to show average positions, average winnings etc etc.

There are plenty of existing free sheets you can get from places like www.twoplustwo.com - you could look at a few and get ideas on what info other people store and then maybe extract the best ideas from a few different ones and put them into your own.

I don't really track my games except stt's.  I have a spreadsheet from twoplustwo that you input the position you finish in and it works out jazzy stuff that I don't really look at but it is useful to see how I'm doing in my quest to reach the fpp requirement for the Stars tourney and also shows me when I should be thinking of moving up a level.
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