How to get data out? How to get data in?

Dvd Avins · 03-20-2011, 09:47 AM

OUT: How can I export player data into a csv or something so I can analyze it in a spreadsheet?

IN: Where is the player database so (as discussed in a recent thread) I can make a copy with all historical data past my start year removed?

Dvd Avins · 03-20-2011, 10:47 AM

OK, I found the stats database. At least one of them. I still ahve to find the neutralized one. But my export question remains.

Deke Young · 04-11-2011, 03:42 PM

I picked up the boxed version of OOTP11 over the weekend. I am interested in drafting in a fantasy league. I would also like to export the draft pool to an Excel spreadsheet or Access database so that I can search players by the specific critera I value, without setting up a seperate filter for each draft round.

Dvd Avins · 04-11-2011, 03:51 PM

Unless I just didn't find a lot of features, I think OOTP is designed as the interface being a large part of the point of the game. You and I would both, I take it, prefer to be presented the information and allowed (even facilitated) to use it the way we would in real life, but the game insists on keeping you eyeballs on it's own software.

Chicagofan76 · 04-11-2011, 07:17 PM

u can do export features from the "League Options" tab....as far as add. exporting features PM Gambo or Spritz.

Deke Young · 10-05-2011, 07:30 AM

We are scheduled for a Free Agent draft in two weeks and I am frustrated by trying to find a third baseman with better defense and lower errors than last season. My key considerations are Free Agent Type, Salary Demand, Position Rating, Fielding ratings and a composite of hitting ratings (contact, power, etc.) The information is available on several different screens. I can export one category at a time, but really want to export the entire free agent pool so I can sort via Excel and generate my own Macros to evaluate the players.

Second, I have dual monitors but cannot open multiple OOTP windows.

The data is out there, and I find myself transcribing data to a pen or spreadsheet on another laptop. Is there a better method, or is this how everyone else evaluates the Free Agent pool, via memory and changing multiple screens?

03-20-2011, 09:47 AM	#1
Dvd Avins Bat Boy Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Harrison, NJ, USA Posts: 10	How to get data out? How to get data in? OUT: How can I export player data into a csv or something so I can analyze it in a spreadsheet? IN: Where is the player database so (as discussed in a recent thread) I can make a copy with all historical data past my start year removed? __________________ Any time you get members of a government preaching out -against government-, it's a sure bet they're looking to replace it with whatever. ELSE they own. -- Skyler Bode

03-20-2011, 10:47 AM	#2
Dvd Avins Bat Boy Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Harrison, NJ, USA Posts: 10	OK, I found the stats database. At least one of them. I still ahve to find the neutralized one. But my export question remains. __________________ Any time you get members of a government preaching out -against government-, it's a sure bet they're looking to replace it with whatever. ELSE they own. -- Skyler Bode

04-11-2011, 03:42 PM	#3
Deke Young Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Metro Atlanta Posts: 6	I would also like to expert the draft pool to Excel I picked up the boxed version of OOTP11 over the weekend. I am interested in drafting in a fantasy league. I would also like to export the draft pool to an Excel spreadsheet or Access database so that I can search players by the specific critera I value, without setting up a seperate filter for each draft round. __________________ Deke Young DekeYoung@Comcast.net

04-11-2011, 03:51 PM	#4
Dvd Avins Bat Boy Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Harrison, NJ, USA Posts: 10	Unless I just didn't find a lot of features, I think OOTP is designed as the interface being a large part of the point of the game. You and I would both, I take it, prefer to be presented the information and allowed (even facilitated) to use it the way we would in real life, but the game insists on keeping you eyeballs on it's own software. __________________ Any time you get members of a government preaching out -against government-, it's a sure bet they're looking to replace it with whatever. ELSE they own. -- Skyler Bode

10-05-2011, 07:30 AM	#6
Deke Young Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Metro Atlanta Posts: 6	I want to export the entire free agent pool to Excel and sort the data by more than one catagory We are scheduled for a Free Agent draft in two weeks and I am frustrated by trying to find a third baseman with better defense and lower errors than last season. My key considerations are Free Agent Type, Salary Demand, Position Rating, Fielding ratings and a composite of hitting ratings (contact, power, etc.) The information is available on several different screens. I can export one category at a time, but really want to export the entire free agent pool so I can sort via Excel and generate my own Macros to evaluate the players. Second, I have dual monitors but cannot open multiple OOTP windows. The data is out there, and I find myself transcribing data to a pen or spreadsheet on another laptop. Is there a better method, or is this how everyone else evaluates the Free Agent pool, via memory and changing multiple screens? __________________ Deke Young DekeYoung@Comcast.net

04-11-2011, 07:17 PM	#5
Chicagofan76 Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Diamond, IL Posts: 6,339 Infractions: 2/2 (3)	u can do export features from the "League Options" tab....as far as add. exporting features PM Gambo or Spritz.