OK, let's see an example with PFR:
Definition of the PFR stat is:
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(cnt_pfr / cnt_pfr_opp) * 100
where cnt_pfr_opp is the number of the opportunities (which is the same as sample size.)
So, what you need to do is to setup a color condition where the color of the PFR stat is the same as its background if the value of cnt_pfr_opp is lower than the number of the sample size you consider as big enough.
How to do that:
In Configure / Statistics menu choose the PFR stat, click on the "color" button, then you will see the list of the color conditions. (Probably it is empty at the moment.)
Click on "New", and in the "Condition Expression" window tpye:
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cnt_pfr_opp < 11
(or you can use the "Insert" link to insert cnt_pfr_opp column, it doesn't matter.)
Click on the color box and choose the color of the background of your HUD.
So we just gave a condition that if cnt_pfr_opp (the number of PFR opportunities) is lower than 11 (you can type any number there of course) then PFR stat's color will be the same as the background color, so it will be invisible actually.
By the way, instead of the color coding you can setup conditions in the "Format type" of each stats if you choose "Expression" to be the format type, so you can make PT4 to display - for example - 'NA' if your sample size is too small.
I don't have enough time for describe all the details of that this time, but you can use the color coding or you can discover the "Format type - Expression" function by yourself.
GL, enjoy!
