Export List of All Players in Organization?

[kq76]

Anybody have a way to export a list of all the players in your PT organization?

I know, you can go to League > Player Search, filter for your team, and export that, but that doesn't list inactive players. And yeah, you could deactivate all the reserves, then activate the inactives (and that might take a few times, multiplied by the views you want), but ideally I want something where I only have to export once.

[bailey]

Originally Posted by kq76

Anybody have a way to export a list of all the players in your PT organization?

I know, you can go to League > Player Search, filter for your team, and export that, but that doesn't list inactive players. And yeah, you could deactivate all the reserves, then activate the inactives (and that might take a few times, multiplied by the views you want), but ideally I want something where I only have to export once.

Manage cards (under Main), you can do it there. One neat trick is to export to SS with L10 values and add that column up.

[kq76]

LOL! I'm such an idiot. I go to that screen all the time yet I never noticed that report pull-down there. Sometimes you just need to ask someone else. Thanks.

I don't understand what SS stands for. L10, yes, but not SS.

[kq76]

I also noticed my "global views" from the player search screen don't show up on the manage screen. Should they? I thought that was the point of them being "global".

In case anyone else wants them the same, what I did to copy them was: close OOTP, made a copy of both pt_player_views and pt_all_ptcards_views (as backups), then copied just the name of pt_all_ptcards_views, deleted the original, and then renamed the copy of pt_player_views to pt_all_ptcards_views.

[bailey]

I don't know what the difference is between local and global views, either. SS is spreadsheet.

[Matt Arnold]

Originally Posted by bailey

I don't know what the difference is between local and global views, either. SS is spreadsheet.

Local and Global views matter more I would say in the base game, but they only apply to the same "type" of list. So a Global view is one that is accessible from your batting lineups, from the league sortable stats, from the Free Agent window, from the draft page, etc... Whereas most of those lists are "separate" lists, so a local view is one that only appears in one of those places. So if you want a specific view that you only care about while drafting, then you can create it there as a local view and it will be available on the draft page, but not show up in your team lineups.

For PT, that matters a little less. The manage cards screen is actually separate from the regular player lists for some technical reasons, so they can't technically share even global views. So in that case, the manage cards screen is the only place where those lists can appear, so in that sense there is zero difference between local and global in that setup.

Now, granted, a lot of the underlying pieces are the same, which is why kq76's trick of renaming and copying the tables files can work to some degree.