Add ability to export player stats on team and free agent pages to excel spreadsheet.
Add ability to export player stats on team pages and free agent pages to an excel spreadsheet
Eric
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methodnine
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Yes. A million times yes. And I agree, CSV would be great.
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David Younker
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This would be very helpful during the draft prep season. The export format should probably be CSV so that it can be used with various programs. CSV files open in Excel easily enough.
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Kevin OBrien
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This seems like it would be easy enough to do. The question is why would it take this long. Please get this done.
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Green
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If you cannot export data due to licensing agreements ... then how about just being able to export your leagues rosters and player availability ... which you could then import into any number of data instruments, include excel. Some engines ("My Playbook") for example can read, with permission, your league. This would pretty much be just an extension of that.
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nuthin
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try copy and pasting your team log into a google sheet.
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umar malik
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I agree. Some of the other websites have the ability to export professional sports players stats to excel. Stats go back ten plus years. Great add on
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Dick
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Also ability to download ADP and Auction Values
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Anonymous
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This is against the terms of service because the data is provided by multiple parties and none of them allow external access to the users.
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Anonymous
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Exports and imports aren't allowed. The data is considered proprietary for exports and for imports, the chances of causing a service disruption are just too great to allow.
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Peter Vitale
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Would it be possible to allow the Yahoo Player Listing to be downloaded into an Excel type format? Some users like to run analytics on the player data to see trends, etc and this functionality would be a very useful tool.
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Anonymous
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I like this idea a lot but would rather see a comma separated values (CSV) format since not everyone uses Excel. CVS is easily imported to any spreadsheet.
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Nick S
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Yes that would definitely help cuz the yahoo ship is sinking & sounds like everyone is abandoning ship!
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Jay R.
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Great idea! Yahoo this sounds like a good compromise, since our opinions don't seem to matter to you maybe you could at least reward us for our loyalty over the years and help us on our way.
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Anonymous
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There are currently no exporting or importing options available on Yahoo! fantasy games.
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Matte Black
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Excellent idea. Not as excellent as just responding to people, and probably unlikely given the denseness displayed in customer service, but that would be handy.
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Blinded by the white
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Since yahoo is refusing to simply listen to its users, and return the option of choosing one's background color, as well as blaming their users for "choosing" this option through feedback, paired with the inability to not only admit this was a mistake and apologize for the inconvenience, but going even further to ignore the popular opinion and refuse to right a clear wrong; I was wondering if Yahoo can develope an easy system to export our league settings and features, as well as historical data so that we can more easily migrate our leagues to a more conducive fantasy sporting site.
This would really help when the majority of your users jump ship at the end of the baseball season.
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Anonymous
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I would really like to have the ability to export player lists and stats as well. Please add my name to the list wanting this ability.
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Anonymous
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I have a VBA Macro that formats the data after I've copied and pasted it. This feature would definitely keep my on Y! pages more than searching for databases elsewhere.
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Matt
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For my league of nerds this would be excellent end of season option.
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Anonymous
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Yes! I had put a significant portion of my football stats in by hand this year. Baseball I was able to export from MLB.com, but that still required formatting issues to get it all in right. I wholeheartedly support this idea!