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  1. That file is easily imported to a sheet, thanks. Processing it will need a while, but I will import it to the DB.
  2. Well, Excel or a Google sheet with one match per row would be best. Or just text here of course with lines like 190601 1 Hitachiyama Tamatsubaki W and so on (only once per match, not from both rikishi's perspectives), that's easy enough to import in Excel. But what do you mean with "more data"? Are there more basho available like this?
  3. I'm not a fan of adding isolated stuff to the DB as you can see in the stats: https://sumodb.sumogames.de/Basho.aspx It's a lot of work, especially when more stuff gets added later. If we can find continuous stuff of several basho in that time frame, that would be fine to add I think.
  4. Can you name a few examples?
  5. Hmm, I wonder if this is a correction from the start or a change at some time...
  6. That's in place for a fairly long time by now..
  7. Maybe only 32 rikishi are needed? That would be enough for a KO tournament for example.
  8. Something like this?
  9. Age and losses options are now added to the bout query.
  10. The new visual layout stays and I adjusted the tab order now. I want to add an age option for both rikishi in the bout query, so I guess I can change the layout here a bit as well and add a losses option for both rikishi.
  11. I added the option to show and sort by age in the basho query. You can also filter by certain ages in the basho constraints.
  12. Due to popular request I added the career highest rank as an option.
  13. Now possible to see with a query
  14. This is the first time ever that four maegashira lead the yusho race after day 13 with 10 or more wins. The closest contender was ... Hatsu 2025 when only Ozeki Hoshoryu crashed the party with 10 wins (and actually won the 12-3 yusho and yokozuna promotion). Oh, and it's tied for the now 8-way lead with most maegashira at 10 or more wins after day 13.
  15. Thank you, I added them to the DB
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