[League Tools] Allow league information to be exported to excel
Requests for specific league information or player stats, transactions, rankings, etc. to be exported to Excel.
Adminjpaine
(Admin, Yahoo)
shared this idea
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Prescott Nicoll
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It would be so incredible to have access to my entire leagues history via a downloadable file like a .csv. I would like to do yearly wrap-up for my league and have a historical database that shows all kinds of information: (year, points scored, players kept, head-to-head records, number of trades, and literally all other information that is possible to gather). Me and my league mates have been wanting something like this for a long time and it would be great if Yahoo could provide this data. Thank you!
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matthew s
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It would be extremely helpful to be able to export a fantasy player list into Excel with the same order as they appear in the drafts. We could better plan and prepare for our drafts because we would know exactly where each player is located in the draft list. Many yahoo users simply try to export third party lists, but they are not the same as the yahoo draft list. I've been using yahoo fantasy sports now for 17 years and it's my favorite platform. However, this is the one functionality that has been missing all these years. Please make this happen. Thanks!
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Chase Luft
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It would be really nice if I could export ALL of the leagues transactions at the end of the year
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holladaym
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I wish I could get all the fantasy team data exported for analysis. I like to do an award show to wrap our season showing statistical winner. I also wish you would add to the record books teams who left the most points on the bench by week and for the season.
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Rodney Teixeira
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I would very much like the ability to export my league data to excel. My league has been going strong for 17 years and I expect many many more years. Mine is a family league, and the family is growing. The love of family and this mechanism (fantasy football) to keep the family communicating is vital. The record book offered by Yahoo is insufficient. Exporting the data would allow me to create my own record book; one that meets our needs. Thanks for considering my request.
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Andre De Janon
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Ability to export league data such as points scored by every team in every matchup, in a csv/excel file. I am interested in building a team stats database for my 15 year league.
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Jeremy Klavens
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Since x-rank is the default list for the draft room, it'd be great to be able to download that list. Most managers will base their picks on the x-rank, so for those of us who do our own rankings, having that list is very useful in prepping a draft strategy.
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Max Briese
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YES PLEASE
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Joe Fern
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A CSV option would be excellent for managing leagues with a lot of keepers. Additionally, some sort of CSV upload feature to load those keepers and their round selections in would be MINT. Hope to see it
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Chris Rowland
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For my particular purposes I would be interested team rosters, and I'm mostly interested in Team (in the fantasy league, not MLB) and Name, although need to know position too b/c of Ohtani (etc) but this could be usefull anyways.
Just as a generic tool being able to export the entire available player pool information listed on the "Player List" page with "All Players" would be good as that includes the player, their eligibility, and the roster status. It would be preferable if you could export all players at once vs having to export "All Batters" and "All Ptichers" akin to how the player list works.
CSV or Json or Both would be great.
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Michael Bertels
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I don't even need full league info, just give me an export for the player list with position eligibility. This should absolutely be a free offering, and would be exceptionally easy to implement. But at the very least include it in your Y+ service.
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Shane Stoddard
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Exporting files into CSV should be the standard. It's quite disappointing yahoo doesn't have this feature. It makes the fantasy experience quite limiting.
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Brett k
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Can we add functionality to pick what time of the day waivers run? It would nice on Sundays to have them run an hour before kickoff so people have time Sunday morning to make moves
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David Younker
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Exporting to Excel or CSV is a very useful feature when sites offer it. I gravitate towards sites with that option.
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Jeffrey Factor
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Exportable league details and stats would be amazing. Would help with draft prep and keeper management. I waste so much time trying to cut and paste
This seems like an easy thing for yahoo to do. Clearly they don’t care about the feedback if it still hasn’t been done. -
Jeffrey Factor
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Make all data and stats in yahoo exportable in csv or similar format
For season long leagues, would like to be able to export: 1. Draft, 2. Transactions, 3. Final Rosters with stats 4. Free agents with stats
Currently the only way I am aware is copy and paste but the text is in a terrible format making it very difficult to use.
I run a keeper league which has been going to 12 year now and as commissioner I want to be able to send out data to start off the league year. -
methodnine
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Export the actual default draft rankings to excel. Also, only one set of rankings. There's an xrank, a players tab rank, a regular rank. Why all the rankings?
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Kyle Foulkes
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Yes! Exporting the data to excel would be great. Especially with access to previous years!
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Tom
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I notice (remembered) that the "Keeper Cost" shows for all keepers for the entire year. So when I go to look at the final rosters from LAST year in order to pick my keepers, those who were also kept last year, show the round they were picked in.
What would happen if this field (at any time up until keeper selections are made) were:
1) editable by the Commish
2) available for ALL players (even those who were not keeper the previous year)While it might be a bit of work for the Commish (until automation was able to be added by Yahoo, of course) would allow all owners to see the cost of their potential keepers to aid them in making decisions on their keeper.
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Tom
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My indenting got stripped. in the next to last paragraph, the numbering between the first "3" and the "4" should be 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3.