However, some checklists have more complex scoring requirements. For example:

0–10 fail cases = 0 points deducted

11–19 fail cases = -1 point

20–29 fail cases = -2 points

30–39 fail cases = -3 points

40–49 fail cases = -4 points

50–59 fail cases = -5 points

In this example, the deduction starts at 11 fail cases (1 point deducted) and increases by 1 point for every additional block of 10 fail cases.

It would be useful to support advanced/conditional scoring logic (e.g., ranges, thresholds, or formulas) to accommodate more complex scoring metrics.

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