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Re: Easy to use Offensive Power Rankings (OPR) program for mid-regional scouting
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Originally Posted by Bongle
In a command line:
Code:
oprnet (regional code) (year) (stat) > blah.csv
This uses the DOS redirect operator to send it to a text file. The stats are are tab-seperated so that you should be able to copy/paste it into excel and have all the cells line up properly. |
I just tested this method with v.5. I needed to save it as a .txt file for Excel to open it correctly. No big deal.
I also noted that Excel sorted it backward. In other words, the highest ranked team was listed last.Again, this is no big deal and can easily be dealt with.
I'll test more to see if I can get Excel to import it in reverse sort order.
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