Hi All,
As a 53 male what would be the expected % drop off for the following distances.
starting with 25m single length as the base
then 50m
then 100m
then 200m
Thank you
The plain text meet results are actually fairly cleanly formatted, e.g.:
www.usms.org/.../meetsearch.php
I don't know how to get the entire meet displayed in one go. You should be able to just toss out anything outside the
tags, then throw away any tags left (the tags come to mind), a restrict your attention to the first line of each swim:
1 Kata, Justin M 28 CASC 27.99 27.47 9.00
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Yes I'm aware of the HTML results format and Excel imports them just fine, but they are still a problem since the event is not replicated on each line (ie, each line is not a complete record of a swim). The file imports into Excel but then additional work is necessary to get the information into a good "one line per record" format with the parameters needed to calculate the swim ratings.
MM does offer SDIF-compliant export formats and I will probably use them, rather than HTML results, as the input into a script or Excel, to get something set up to calculate ratings.
The plain text meet results are actually fairly cleanly formatted, e.g.:
www.usms.org/.../meetsearch.php
I don't know how to get the entire meet displayed in one go. You should be able to just toss out anything outside the
tags, then throw away any tags left (the tags come to mind), a restrict your attention to the first line of each swim:
1 Kata, Justin M 28 CASC 27.99 27.47 9.00
Skip
Yes I'm aware of the HTML results format and Excel imports them just fine, but they are still a problem since the event is not replicated on each line (ie, each line is not a complete record of a swim). The file imports into Excel but then additional work is necessary to get the information into a good "one line per record" format with the parameters needed to calculate the swim ratings.
MM does offer SDIF-compliant export formats and I will probably use them, rather than HTML results, as the input into a script or Excel, to get something set up to calculate ratings.
