Tournament standings: podium, statistics, PDF and Excel
After a tournament everyone wants to know one thing — who finished where. The Standings tab answers it for any format and lets you export the results to a protocol or spreadsheet.
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Places
At the top is a podium with the top three, below it the full table. In formats with a knockout, places come from the bracket, not from the number of wins: a finalist ranks above a semi-finalist even if the semi-finalist won more matches. The third-place match counts too.
Statistics
Table columns depend on the sport and scoring mode: sets and games in tennis, goals for and against in football, draws and coefficients in chess. If scores are entered as win/draw/loss, there are no empty score columns. Detailed statistics open with the “More” button.
PDF and Excel
The “Share ▾” menu on the Standings tab has “Export to PDF” and “Export to Excel”. The PDF is a black-and-white protocol with a QR code to the tournament: a big field splits across pages, and many statistic columns switch it to landscape. Excel gives a table with a frozen header and filters, and numbers are real numbers, so you can sort and calculate.
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