Components of a rounds ranked report Golden rule when creating a rounds ranked reportRead More

 When creating a Rounds Ranked report, the golden rule is, if you want to include everything, tick nothing. This will minimise the process of creating a report.Read More

 Create a column title using a few simple words which can fit over two to three lines.Read More

 Assign a new heading which will appear in a black box with white writing above one or multiple columns.Read More

 Nominate how many Decimal Places for the column. If you select 1 or more decimal places, you may request that every item in the column can have a Variable or Fixed display.Read More

 A Player can have up to 13 clubs and a putter in their Favourite clubs bag.   Clubs can be named in any way, but watchMynumbers suggests keeping it simple, and assigning short club numbers or names such as Driver, 4 Hybrid, 5 Iron & 56 Wedge to clubs as examples in the FavouriteRead More

 Select the Positions on the course where you want data to be collected, such as Tee, Fairway and Green.Read More

 Select either Only Good strokes, Only Error strokes or Any strokes, the latter selecting both Good and Error strokes.Read More

 Select Par 3, Par 4, or Par 5. If you want them all, leave them all unticked.Read More

 Select Approach Measurement in either Metres or Yards. If you want to select an Approach distance from a specific zone on the fairway to the flag, record the higher number on the right rather than the left.Read More