moniqx4
Starter
Hey guys,
Thought I'd share this with folks that are weird like me and actually like looking at their roster and player info in spreadsheets.
Found you can import this from Daddyleagues into a Google Docs spreadsheet. Before doing this, have Daddyleagues website logged into. Then bring up Google docs and a New spreadsheet, in the first cell in Google docs put in the following ( minus the quotes ) :
" =ImportHtml("http://daddyleagues.com/PX1XB1/team/min/roster?sortby=position", "table", 0) "
change the /min to your teams initials , you can see what it is for your team when you open the roster page in Daddyleagues. That's it, and it will import your entire roster into speadsheet. Once you have it in there, I actually suggest you copy and paste it to a new spreadsheet ( another google docs, or excel if you prefer), because this command updates it, so if your not connected, your spreadsheet will be empty.
You can do this for other stats too, if interested in knowing how, send me a message.
Thought I'd share this with folks that are weird like me and actually like looking at their roster and player info in spreadsheets.
Found you can import this from Daddyleagues into a Google Docs spreadsheet. Before doing this, have Daddyleagues website logged into. Then bring up Google docs and a New spreadsheet, in the first cell in Google docs put in the following ( minus the quotes ) :
" =ImportHtml("http://daddyleagues.com/PX1XB1/team/min/roster?sortby=position", "table", 0) "
change the /min to your teams initials , you can see what it is for your team when you open the roster page in Daddyleagues. That's it, and it will import your entire roster into speadsheet. Once you have it in there, I actually suggest you copy and paste it to a new spreadsheet ( another google docs, or excel if you prefer), because this command updates it, so if your not connected, your spreadsheet will be empty.
You can do this for other stats too, if interested in knowing how, send me a message.