> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gymart.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gymart.org/settings-reference/score-export-settings.md). # Score export settings These options live in the Score Export screen. Open a meet, go to Results, then Export Scores. The left panel controls what the export contains and how it looks. Scoring math (tiebreakers, vault decision, qualification limits) is shared with the level Score Settings and is documented there; this page covers the export-specific choices. *** ## Export format **What it does.** Chooses the file you download. **What it affects.** The output file only, not the scores. **Options.** PDF for a print-ready, laid-out document. CSV for raw values you can open anywhere. Excel for a spreadsheet you can sort and edit. **Default.** PDF *** ## Layout **What it does.** Sets the table structure of the export. **Options.** Combined Table puts every apparatus and the all-around in one wide table. By Apparatus produces one table per apparatus. Team Breakdown shows each team with its athletes and their per-apparatus contributions. **When to use it.** Use Combined for a single standings sheet, By Apparatus for award stations, Team Breakdown to show how a team total was built. *** ## Sessions **What it does.** Chooses which sessions' competitions are available to export. **When to use it.** Select more than one session to export several competitions in one pass. The other options below still apply to each. *** ## Category **What it does.** Selects which result set and ranking logic the export uses. **Options.** Individual ranks gymnasts. Team ranks teams. Battle Royale ranks by the battle-royale format when the meet uses it. *** ## Combine all competitions **What it does.** Ranks every selected competition together in one table instead of one table per competition. **When to use it.** Turn it on when several competitions share a standing, for example one ranking across age groups. The Layout option still controls the columns. **Default.** Off *** ## Combine qualification rounds **What it does.** Ranks each gymnast on the sum of their Qualification 1 and Qualification 2 scores in a single merged table. Final competitions are excluded. **When to use it.** Use it when your format qualifies athletes on a two-round total. **Default.** Off *** ## Column visibility **What it does.** Each toggle adds or removes a column from the exported table. None of them change the scores; they only change what is shown. **Options.** | Column | What it shows | | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | Rank | The placement number. | | Start Value | The difficulty start value (D). | | Final Score | The final total for the apparatus or all-around. | | Year of Birth | The gymnast's birth year (YOB). | | D Score | The difficulty component. | | Final E Score | The averaged execution score. | | Bonus Score | The bonus component. | | Neutral Deductions | Neutral deductions applied to the score. | | Final score bonus (all apparatus) | The final score bonus column on every apparatus. | | Athlete ID | The federation athlete ID. | | E1 through E7 deductions | Each execution judge's individual deduction. | | Gymnasts with no scores | Includes athletes who have not been scored yet. | **When to use it.** Show the columns your federation report needs and hide the rest to keep the sheet readable. For trampoline-specific columns such as Time of Flight and Horizontal Displacement, see [Trampoline columns](#trampoline-columns) below. *** ## Vault display **What it does.** Controls how vault appears, for disciplines that allow two vaults. **Options.** Show Vault 2 adds a row under the vault total for each gymnast's second vault. Hide gymnasts without 2 vaults removes any gymnast who completed only one vault from the export and the ranking. *** ## Team breakdown options **What it does.** Extra columns shown only when Layout is Team Breakdown. **Options.** Show not-counted scores displays scores that did not count toward the team total. Show athlete total contribution adds a column with each athlete's counted total. Show athlete all-around adds an individual all-around column. *** ## Trampoline columns **What it does.** Column toggles for trampoline exports. **Options.** Show each routine adds a row per routine instead of only a total. Time of Flight, Horizontal Displacement, Synchronization, and Penalty each add their named column. Synchronization applies to synchronized trampoline. The rank, total, qualified, D, final E, and per-judge E columns work the same way as on artistic exports. *** ## Qualification column **What it does.** Controls the qualified (Q) column in the export. The qualification limits themselves are set in Score Settings. **Options.** Include qualified column turns the Q column on and computes qualifiers from the policy limits. Leave qualification column blank shows the Q column but leaves it empty, with no qualifiers or reserves displayed. **When to use it.** Leave the column blank when you want the placeholder on a printed sheet that officials fill in by hand. *** ## Club profile image **What it does.** Adds the organizing club's logo to the top right of the PDF export. **Default.** Off *** ## Export to MSO **What it does.** Exports the whole meet in the format the MSO (Multi-Sports Organisation) reporting system requires, covering every competition at once. **When to use it.** Use it when you submit results to an MSO. For a normal results sheet, use the format and layout options above instead. *** ## Related * [Score settings](/settings-reference/score-settings.md) * [Scheduling, results, and projector settings](/settings-reference/scheduling-results-projector-settings.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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