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The reason most organisers stay on a spreadsheet isn't that they love spreadsheets. It's that rebuilding a template feels faster than learning a new tool. The next match-day is five days away, and every hour spent switching is an hour not spent organising.

The switch doesn't take an hour. For a typical 8 to 16 participant tournament, moving from a spreadsheet to a live, shareable bracket in Score7 takes about three minutes — less time than it would take to fix the broken VLOOKUP you've been avoiding.

Here's exactly how.

Spreadsheets are the default tool for organizing tournaments. You already know how they work, they're free, and you can bend them into almost anything. If your current setup is working, there's no reason to change it.

But if you've hit the point where maintaining formulas, reformatting brackets after every round, or manually updating a shared Google Sheet feels like a second job — this guide walks you through moving to Score7 without losing what you've built.