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Stats request:

People who only have NRs in their personal records (the NR column in their personal stats only has "1").
Something like this:
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Please note that he doesn't need to have all events done, but those in which the competitor participated he holds the NR.
Sorted by number of events where they hold NRs; Two categories, Single and Average.
Thank you.
 
Stats request:

People who only have NRs in their personal records (the NR column in their personal stats only has "1").
Something like this:
0ttpP.png
Please note that he doesn't need to have all events done, but those in which the competitor participated he holds the NR.
Sorted by number of events where they hold NRs; Two categories, Single and Average.
Thank you.
To clarify a couple of points: You have Single and Average category, so do they only need to have all NRs in one of those categories? Or is this only for people who have all single AND average and then you sort by each one individually?
You say that they have all NRs in the block of results at the top of the profile, but then you say that they must have NR in all events participated in. Those are slightly different because you might have DNFs in an event. Can you clarify?
I'll probably have a go at this tomorrow
 
The idea was to catch people that have their competition PBs match NRs.
People that have everything NR in their results, both single and average are probably too few (but they exist).
My idea was to find those that have in either single or average, their PBs match NR.
So yes, two separate categories, for single and average (where the same person can show up of course).
For instance:

If someone competed in 3x3 and has NR single, it should be seen.
If someone competed in 3x3 and 4x4 and has NR on both singles, it should be seen either.
If someone competed in 3x3 and 4x4 and has NR on only one (either single or average) does not appear.
If someone competed in 3x3, 4x4 and has NRs only on averages, it should appear.

I guess the general idea is to show people that top everyone else in their country completely, in the events where they participate. I'm considering only the events where they participate because if someone has NR in everything but doesn't do feet, for instance, he should still appear.

Apologies for going on and on. Hope it's a bit clearer from my rambling though. In doubt, do whatever you think it's best and more appropriate. :)
 
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