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I made a small file in Excel, which forms a summary table for the average price tags for exploration after downloading the database from EDDiscovery. Also, the macro (a small software module inside) displays a table with the maximum values for prices for certain space bodies.
What you need to work with the file (the macro in it):
1, Excel
2, EDDiscovery (for uploading data)
3, the upload file placed on the desktop called "export.csv" and ANSI
EDDiscovery install, run, open the game, waiting for upload data further, the filters EDDiscovery set only for sale exploration data, otherwise there will be everything from a jump-in and to dock at the station/refueling/repair again wait when upload data in this same program, click on the icon of the Excel. Table is exported in the format *csv, but the encoding is UTF-8. UTF-8 Excel does not understand (my macro too, because there is a self-written sorter by text and it is based on standard encoding) to defeat this, open the upload file in Notepad, save as, do not change the name and extension, set the ANSI encoding.
Link for download file
P.S: The document was created in Excel 2016. if you have an earlier version, the graphic object may not be displayed correctly (the macro launch button). It is also worth noting that the entire database is loaded into RAM and if you do not have a very modern PC, this RAM may not be enough.
P.P.S.: Since my knowledge of English does not allow me to write in it directly without an intermediary, Google translator was used)
I made a small file in Excel, which forms a summary table for the average price tags for exploration after downloading the database from EDDiscovery. Also, the macro (a small software module inside) displays a table with the maximum values for prices for certain space bodies.
1, Excel
2, EDDiscovery (for uploading data)
3, the upload file placed on the desktop called "export.csv" and ANSI
EDDiscovery install, run, open the game, waiting for upload data further, the filters EDDiscovery set only for sale exploration data, otherwise there will be everything from a jump-in and to dock at the station/refueling/repair again wait when upload data in this same program, click on the icon of the Excel. Table is exported in the format *csv, but the encoding is UTF-8. UTF-8 Excel does not understand (my macro too, because there is a self-written sorter by text and it is based on standard encoding) to defeat this, open the upload file in Notepad, save as, do not change the name and extension, set the ANSI encoding.
Link for download file
P.S: The document was created in Excel 2016. if you have an earlier version, the graphic object may not be displayed correctly (the macro launch button). It is also worth noting that the entire database is loaded into RAM and if you do not have a very modern PC, this RAM may not be enough.
P.P.S.: Since my knowledge of English does not allow me to write in it directly without an intermediary, Google translator was used)
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