Is the Pitching Log available in excel format (with the ingrained formulas to calculate PQS)?
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There's a comma-separated file (.CSV) that can be imported into Excel and manipulated.
pitching log page --> http://www.baseballhq.com/members/data/splogs.shtml
direct link to CSV file --> http://www.baseballhq.com/members/data/wholepqs.csv
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The formulas aren't in the HQ files. But feel free to build 'em yourself (nested IF statements, etc.) But I think you should be prepared for some manual override on the rolling 5 calcs as some starters get sent down and come back, pitch in relief in between starts, rain-shortened starts, etc.Originally posted by jstarr82I'm specifically looking for the formulas built into excel to compute the values. PQS, rolling averages, etc."As often is the case, GE is right." -- Davitt@HQ
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I guess the best way to explain is to tell you my circumstances for using this. I simply want to keep a log of the pitchers on my team's PQS weekly. I'm basically looking to duplicate the report the baseball HQ produced but customized for my team with the ability to manually enter the stats associated before the end of the week.
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