Exporting Match Data

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Exporting Match Data

There are two ways to export data from an Orion match.

Option One: Excel Result List File

Orion and Rezults can generate an Excel file that includes two worksheets.

•The first worksheet contains the same fields as the displayed Result List.

•The second worksheet is the "Essential Data File" that contains all demographic data, attribute values, and scores (see below for more information).

From Orion

1.From within Orion, open the desired match.

2.Select the Match Results tab.

3.Select the desired Result List.

4.Click the Export button.
Orion will generate an Excel file (.xlsx) with the scores from the Result List.

From Rezults

NOTE: This option requires the Orion Match set to Public accessibility.

1.Open the desired Match on Rezults.

2.Select the desired Result List.

3.Click on the Excel icon near the top right of the Result List component.
Rezults will generate and download an Excel file (.xlsx) with the scores from the Result List.

Essential Data File

•Contains:

oDemographic data (e.g. Given Name, Family Name)

oAttribute Values (e.g. Air Rifle Type)
Note all AttributeValues are yet supported.

oScores, usually in three formats integer, decimal, and inner ten count.

•The order of the columns is not static may change in the future, and may be different from one match to the next.

Option Two: Programmatic Access

Customers with a technical background can gain access to all match data (and we do mean all) using Scopos' Programmatic Access. Customers may either use the REST API with any language to access the data, or BabelFish Scopos's .net NuGet library.

Examples using BabelFish are available from scopos-labs.

This option requires the Orion match set to Public accessibility.

Not Recommended Option

Customers may be tempted to access Orion's match data from Orion's match xml files. Scopos does not recommend nor support this option. The data format is currently not standardized and will be changing in future Orion releases (to one that is standardized).