Tournament Administration Using FIBA Organizer ... - Fiba Oceania

Reports
FIBA Organizer can produce an array of reports and forms. The most useful reports for
basketball are:
v FIBA Scoresheet - with or without players and referee names
v FIBA Summary Sheet – for use in compiling stats after the game
v Schedule with teams – the competition draw with teams listed at the top
v Schedule Grid – the daily competition report showing courts and times
v Daily Game Sheet – the daily game report with boxes for results
v Premiership Standings – with or without point scorers
v To make it easier to find the reports that you use regularly, you should move those into
the ‘My Reports’ section. To do this, you simply find the report, click on it, and then
click on the ‘bookmark’ button at the top. This will move the report into ‘My Reports’.
v All of the reports in FIBA Organizer can be exported to other programs for
manipulation. In particular, many of the reports can go to MS Excel and changed to suit
the competition requirements.
v To export a report, click on the ‘envelope & thunder’ icon at the top. Choose the format
to which you want the report to go to (eg: MS Excel). In ‘destination’ select
‘application’. Click ‘OK’, wait and the report will appear in the MSExcel format.
Printing the Competition Draw:
v Go to the ‘daily administration’ tab, then to the green ‘reports’ button to right
v Select ‘schedules’ tab – this will show a host of reports, but you need to select the daily
game schedule.
v Enter the required dates by clicking on pen & paper icon at right.
v Click OK, wait and the daily game schedule will appear on screen
v Check you have the correct printer selected at top, then click ‘print’
v You can export the draw to
MSExcel from here, so that the
referee supervisors can utilise it to
add the game referees.
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