How it works
Page 1 holds the guest team's lineup and batting, page 2 the home team's. Click any field on the sheet to type. Enter moves down, Tab moves right, Esc undoes the edit. Click a box to score it here.
League, date, start time and team names are shared by both pages. The line score on page 1 fills itself from the runs per inning.
The Pos column has two cells per line. The first holds the position the player came in with, such as PH or PR. The second holds a position taken later, for example when a pinch hitter stays in the game on defense.
Blue numbers are calculated: at-bats for each player and inning, runs, earned runs, hits, assists, errors and runners left on base per inning, running totals, the line score, column totals and the box score balance. Calculated zeros are left blank, except in the line score, where every inning that was played shows its 0. Type in a field to replace the calculated value. Delete what you typed to get it back.
At-bats. Every plate appearance counts as an at-bat, except when the batter is out on a sacrifice (SH or SF in the out circle) or reaches first on a walk or hit by pitch (BB, IBB or HP at 1B). After a substitution line left of a box, the at-bats go to the next player listed in that batting slot.
Assists. In every out circle and base note, each fielder number before the last one is an assist: 63 is 1, 765 is 2, 6E3 is 1. A fielder gets one assist per play, so 52625 is 3. Throw notes such as T72 don't count, because their assists are already in the out they belong to.
Errors. Every E or e in an out circle or base note is one error, and so is INT for catcher's interference. Write each error only once, in the box of the player the play was made on.