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relegation by average points in dynamic league


joaquin87
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Hi,

I'm editing the Paraguayan league and the relegations are by average table. In the first two divisions as they have a fixed amount of teams (12 and 16), setting it up is easy.

But in the lower divisions the number of teams in each league is dynamic, it can have 14 or 18 teams.

I always set it up this way (images below):

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This is a 16-team division, so the teams that finish in 13th, 14th and 15th position (remember, 0 is first), are relegated. But how can I do this without specifying the positions? Because one year the relegated teams can be 16, 17 and 18 or 18, 19 and 20.

Is there an option for "last 3", without specifying position?

One solution could be to have one format for each number of teams, but it always becomes a lot of work because every change has to be done in all formats.

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hace 1 hora, krlenjushka dijo:

Have you tried "lowest teams" option?

 

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I tried this option and it didn't work for me, but maybe I set it up wrong. Should it be like this with 3 relegation places? (0 to 2)

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or 2 to 0?

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I have tried all the numbers I could think of but I don't know which ones I should put there to have 3 relegations. It always returns 0

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Even in this way, which seemed logical to me, but it seems that this is not the case either.

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