kucoach7
Junior Member
Portland Trail Blazers
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Post by kucoach7 on Jan 23, 2015 21:46:49 GMT -6
For those of us that are already looking forward to the draft, I wanted to share a little tool I created to help us analyze the incoming rookie class. In the past we've had to navigate to the draft preview and click through the list of links on the page to view each candidates statistics. We could either copy and paste them to a spreadsheet, write them down, or just eyeball it. The attached spreadsheet will compile all of the rookies' current and potential attributes into one sortable, filterable, savable, beautiful spreadsheet with only four clicks. So click, sort, filter, and save away my friends and let me know what you think. Prospects.xlsm (127.34 KB) P.s. I am slowly working on a complete spreadsheet that will similarly download and refresh the relevant information from the website for each stage of the postseason and season. If you have any thoughts on this I'm also interested in hearing from you. |
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Post by Nick Malone 77 on Jan 23, 2015 22:14:53 GMT -6
Now this is awesome Todd. Thanks for creating it.
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Post by ballsohard on Jan 24, 2015 9:51:30 GMT -6
For those of us that are already looking forward to the draft, I wanted to share a little tool I created to help us analyze the incoming rookie class. In the past we've had to navigate to the draft preview and click through the list of links on the page to view each candidates statistics. We could either copy and paste them to a spreadsheet, write them down, or just eyeball it. The attached spreadsheet will compile all of the rookies' current and potential attributes into one sortable, filterable, savable, beautiful spreadsheet with only four clicks. So click, sort, filter, and save away my friends and let me know what you think. P.s. I am slowly working on a complete spreadsheet that will similarly download and refresh the relevant information from the website for each stage of the postseason and season. If you have any thoughts on this I'm also interested in hearing from you. Great idea! I tried to do it and the macro didn't fire appropriately though sir. |
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Soundwave
Full Member
Toronto Raptors
Winter is coming
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Post by Soundwave on Jan 24, 2015 10:49:06 GMT -6
For those of us that are already looking forward to the draft, I wanted to share a little tool I created to help us analyze the incoming rookie class. In the past we've had to navigate to the draft preview and click through the list of links on the page to view each candidates statistics. We could either copy and paste them to a spreadsheet, write them down, or just eyeball it. The attached spreadsheet will compile all of the rookies' current and potential attributes into one sortable, filterable, savable, beautiful spreadsheet with only four clicks. So click, sort, filter, and save away my friends and let me know what you think. P.s. I am slowly working on a complete spreadsheet that will similarly download and refresh the relevant information from the website for each stage of the postseason and season. If you have any thoughts on this I'm also interested in hearing from you. Great idea! I tried to do it and the macro didn't fire appropriately though sir. I don't think Mac likes it. I had the same problem, did not convert. |
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Post by ballsohard on Jan 24, 2015 11:27:01 GMT -6
Great idea! I tried to do it and the macro didn't fire appropriately though sir. I don't think Mac likes it. I had the same problem, did not convert. MacNameria? |
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Post by Inner_GI on Jan 24, 2015 15:29:58 GMT -6
Nice job!
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