Totals Configuration
Configure totals that can be used in Comparison Tables, Info Cards, Total Tables and Charts
Totals
Tagger has a simple yet very flexible way to configure totals for display in the Dashboard. You can create simple Count Totals, Calculated Totals, Event Duration Totals, Play Time Totals or Formula Sets.
Count Totals
Count Totals as mentioned are simple counts of Events and Linked Events where applicable. The total can be filtered by the event, event team, event zone and event labels. For example you can get a count of all shots taken from play from a specific zone. Additionally you can filter by the linked events. For example you could filter all shots in a zone that resulted in a score (linked event).
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name (required) | The name of the total. |
| Event Team | Select the team for the events that are to be counted. |
| Event (required) | Select the event that is to be counted. |
| Zone(s) | Optionally limit the count to one or more zones. |
| Event Labels Filter | Specify any labels and options that you may want to filter on. |
| Event Link | Optionally filter the count by a linked event. |
| Linked To Event Team | Select the team for the linked events. |
| Linked To Event(s) | Select the linked events that are to be counted. |
| Linked To Event Zone(s) | Optionally limit the linked events to one or more zones. |
| Tagger Quick View | Switch this on to make the total available as a quick view while tagging. |
| Quick View Name | The name shown on the quick view while tagging. |
Event Duration Totals
Event Duration Totals are the total accumulated time duration for a specific event throughout the game. For example the total time a team is in Possession of the ball.
Play Time Totals
Play Time totals is the total accumulated time between 2 events. For example you could configure a play time to track the time between a kick out and the next time it goes out of play.
Calculated Totals
Calculated Totals allow you to configure simple calculations. You take two operands and combine them with one operator. The operands can be a Count Total, Event Duration Total, Play Time Total or another Calculated Total. For more complex calculations it is now recommended to use Formula Sets.
Operand 1 and Operand 2
The two totals to combine. Both are required.
Operator
The operation to apply, also required. The form lists the operators as symbols rather than names:
+- Plus-- Minus*- Multiply/- Divide%- Percentage
Formula Sets
Formula Sets are a powerful way to perform complex calculations. Formula Sets can be comprised of multiple inputs in the form of count and event duration totals as well as multiple formulas.
Formulas can use the following variable types as inputs:
- Event Count Totals
- Event Duration Totals
Variables and Formulas can be referenced in formulas using the curly bracket syntax:
{referenceName}
For example, a count total with a reference name of "a" could be referenced in a formula by {a}
Example
Let's say we have previously configured count totals for "Total Shots" and "Total Goals".
We can create two references in the formula set, one for each total. Let's call them "shots" and "goals".
We can then create a formula that calculates the shooting percentage by dividing the goals by the shots,
multiplying by 100 and rounding to the nearest whole number.
Additionally we can concatenate the result with a percentage sign for display purposes.
round( {goals} / {shots} * 100) & '%'
